Newly appointed White House press secretary Katie Zacharia seems to be bracing herself for the inevitable mockery to come.

Zacharia’s first days on the job have been tough, to say the least. CNN’s Kaitlan Collins called her extremely brief first press conference “bizarre” and “unusual”, and conservative podcaster Megyn Kelly panned her self-presentation. Then Zacharia’s claim to be a lawyer fell apart amid revelations she didn’t have a license to practice law and had actually failed the bar exam.

Not exactly rehabilitating her image, Zacharia sat down for an interview Thursday with “Pizzagate” conspiracy theorist Jack Posobiec, who made a prediction about her future.

“So I’m just going to say it: ‘Saturday Night Live,’” Posobiec began. “You know they’re going to be coming after you. You know this Saturday, they’re probably going to be doing something. Who would you like to have play you on ‘Saturday Night Live’?”

Zacharia acknowledged she would probably be the subject of parody on the long-running variety show.

“That’s, uh — I know it’s coming!” she admitted before considering performers she’d want to portray her.

“Maybe a Scarlett Johansson-type character,” she suggested.

“I could see that,” Posobiec agreed. “She’s on there a lot. I can see that. Are you going to watch?”

“You know, I’m not watching anything right now, except what [Donald Trump’s] doing, and focusing on what the president’s up to and trying to amplify that,” Zacharia replied.

“Jack, I do not want to see any of the other X or Instagram or TV right now,” she added.

People on social media had thoughts about the possible skit.

I find that wild, because if SNL ever did a skit of me, I’d absolutely want to see it.

— Hal_For_NY__ (@HalforNY__) October 15, 2026

There is a precedent for “SNL” to spoof Republican White House press secretaries.

During Trump’s first administration, Melissa McCarthy portrayed Sean Spicer, while Aidy Bryant impersonated Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

Meanwhile, Chloe Fineman parodied Kayleigh McEnany, and Ashley Padilla spoofed Karoline Leavitt during Trump’s second term.