Donald Trump's New Press Secretary Already Has a Market Betting on Her Exit
Bettors reacted to her rough first briefing, with Kalshi giving only a 6% chance she keeps the job past Nov. 1.
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Betting markets render brutal verdict on Zacharia’s future as Trump press secretary
Gamblers don’t have a lot of faith in the staying power of new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia. Zacharia got off to a widely panned start as the new spokesperson for President Donald Trump after taking over the podium from Karoline Leavitt.
Prediction markets bet Katie Zacharia won’t last long as press secretary
Katie Zacharia just made her debut as White House press secretary, but gamblers are already wagering a quick tenure at the podium in the James Brady Briefing Room. On Tuesday, her second day on the job, Zacharia briefed reporters for a little under 15 minutes. The short appearance featured an eight-minute opening statement followed by […]
Prediction market users are already betting on how long Trump's new press secretary will last
Bettors on Polymarket and Kalshi are wagering thousands of dollars on how long new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia will last.
Donald Trump's New Press Secretary Already Has a Market Betting on Her Exit
Donald Trump‘s new White House Press Secretary, Katie Zacharia, made a rocky debut. This has prompted Polymarket bets on when she might be fired. The President announced Zacharia’s appointment to the role in a Friday Truth Social post. The appointment follows Karoline Leavitt’s resignation from the role in August. Polymarket opens Katie Zacharia departure contracts […]
Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Faces Exit Bets After Disastrous Debut as Polymarket Traders Eye Her Ouster
Katie Zacharia faces early exit speculation after a rocky White House debut, as prediction-market traders invoke Anthony Scaramucci's infamous short tenure.
Polymarket is taking bets on when Trump’s press secretary Katie Zacharia will be out
Trump’s new press secretary got off to a rocky start Tuesday as she stumbled through prepared remarks and took just three questions before wrapping up her first briefing
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