President Donald Trump is reportedly contemplating the removal of his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, amid concerns about their relationship cooling. Once praised by Trump as the “ice maiden” who helped him secure a second term, Wiles may now be at risk as Trump seeks a change in leadership at the White House.
According to Politico, the president has been reaching out to friends for advice on whether to replace Wiles, Florida’s first female chief of staff. Sources revealed that Trump is considering various candidates for the role, with a GOP operative noting that Wiles has left many feeling alienated during her tenure.
Among those under consideration are Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and New York Yankees executive Randy Levine. Trump is also looking at his longtime friend, peace negotiator Steve Witkoff, and Bill Pulte, head of federal housing. With a potentially challenging Democratic-led Congress on the horizon, Trump is even considering former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, whose previous collaboration with Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries could help ease tensions.
More updates are expected as the situation develops.
