Katie Zacharia held her first briefing as White House press secretary on Tuesday. She took three questions and ended it after about 14 minutes.
Why it matters: Zacharia said she sees the job as amplifying Trump's agenda, as she did as a commentator. She called the president "his own best spokesperson."
Where they split: Coverage splits on whether the short debut was a stumble that put her job at risk or a nervous first outing by a committed Trump defender.
Center coverage, 26 sources: The center focuses on the briefing's brevity and the news it produced about Guilfoyle.
Left coverage, 26 sources: The left frames the debut as a stumble, citing anonymous officials who doubt she will last.
Right coverage, 24 sources: The right presents a nervous but determined Trump defender taking the podium amid tough headlines.
What’s next: Unnamed officials told CNN and MSNBC they doubt her staying power. Trump said he thought she was "very good."
