China bar exam row sinks Trump press secretary Katie Zacharia after just 5 days
Katie Zacharia was removed from her position as White House press secretary on Friday, after only five days in the role. Her short tenure was marked by scrutiny regarding her claimed legal career in China, including passing a bar exam there.

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AI-generatedKatie Zacharia was removed from her position as White House press secretary on Friday, after only five days in the role. Her short tenure was marked by scrutiny regarding her claimed legal career in China, including passing a bar exam there. Zacharia's departure occurred on the same day China invited her to visit more frequently, in response to her comment about the country lacking "proper toilets." President Donald Trump stated he had advised her to reconsider the job but denied firing her.
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5 extractedHer tenure was dominated by questions over her claimed legal career in China.
She remarked that China 'doesn’t even have proper toilets'.
She claimed she had passed a bar exam in China.
Katie Zacharia was let go as White House press secretary on Friday.
Beijing invited her to visit China more often.