Sean Hannity questioned Katie Zacharia on Fox News on Thursday about her brief debut briefing and her legal credentials.
Why it matters: A press secretary's value rests on credibility. Zacharia's first week has centered on her own record rather than the president's agenda.
Where they split: The dispute is whether calling herself a lawyer, but not an attorney, was accurate or misleading.
Center coverage, 5 sources: The center sees a rocky start made more notable because a Trump ally did the questioning.
Left coverage, 12 sources: The left sees a credibility problem that exposes how little the White House vetted its new spokesperson.
Right coverage, 9 sources: The right sees a rough first week, with Zacharia admitting missteps while Trump and his staff stand by her.
What’s next: Campaign for Accountability filed a complaint with the State Bar of California on Oct. 14. It also asks the bar to review her work as general counsel for Fix California.
