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Ever since 2017, Washington has used a new unit of time: a Scaramucci. It refers to the 11-day period that Anthony Scaramucci served as a communications director in the first Trump administration. This week, the president’s newest press secretary, Katie Zacharia, lasted just half a Scaramucci. From one short-lived administration official to another, he offered a message.

“Speaking as the world’s leading expert on short White House tenures: turn off the news and go enjoy your family,” Scaramucci posted to X, tagging Zacharia’s account. “In time you’ll realize that the Universe did you a major favor.”

After her departure was announced, Zacharia said in a statement, “President Trump is such a kind, wonderful, gracious, thoughtful, enthusiastic, and hardworking man – I wish more Americans appreciated him. There’s nobody who will ever come close to making America great the way he has and is. It was an honor to work for him.”

In the past seven days, Zacharia flew from California to Washington, accepted a job offer from Trump, hosted the shortest-ever briefing in the Brady Briefing Room, went on a campaign trip with the president, and attempted to salvage her image with friendly media. When even that fell short, Trump said he had a conversation with her.

“Just two minutes ago, I said, ‘Katie, you know, you don’t have to do this if you don’t want,’” Trump told reporters at the White House on Friday. “She said, ‘This is a lot tougher.’ I said, ‘Welcome to the world of Trump.’ I’m going to let her make that decision.”

Trump then boarded Marine One with an array of White House staffers, but not Zacharia. Unnamed officials told several media outlets that Zacharia is now transitioning out of her role. And with just over two weeks until the midterm elections, the president is yet again on the hunt for a top messenger for his record, which he’s banking on to secure GOP wins.

In an interview with Real America’s Voice, Zacharia recapped her mayhem weekend and the unofficial audition process. A spokeswoman for the Trump Media & Technology Group, Zacharia has also long been a conservative legal commentator on Newsmax and Fox. In Thursday’s interview, she told RAV that she began tailoring her hits to address what Trump was posting, knowing he would likely be watching the clips.

“My philosophy is I’m on TV enough where if he sees me and he likes me, then I will be recruited for the job,” Zacharia said in the interview. “I wanted to work for it ... I tracked every news hit to be in accordance with what policies he was pushing forward, particularly on Truth........

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