Katie Zacharia, the new White House press secretary, is defending her legal background and short inaugural briefing. Zacharia sat down for an interviews Thursday with conservative media. She explains that her first briefing Tuesday was abrupt because President Donald Trump prefers to engage directly with the media. Zacharia says she received briefing materials late and had limited preparation time. She says she didn't lobby for the press secretary role but was recruited after Trump noticed her TV appearances. Zacharia also is also addressing scrutiny over her legal qualifications, clarifying that she consulted experts to ensure accuracy in her legal analysis. She emphasizes she won't handle legal matters in her current role.