Trump dismisses reports of replacing chief of staff Susie Wiles amid White House turmoil

While the president had been the one to wield the axe, the Daily Mail can exclusively reveal that it was Trump's redoubtable chief of staff, Susie Wiles, who orchestrated the execution.

President Trump sought to put to rest two days of speculation that he might replace White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, saying Friday there is "zero chance" of her firing and that Wiles is "going to be here for a long time."

Three warring factions in Trump world are scrambling to install a successor to Susie Wiles, seven insiders have told the Daily Mail.

The president’s once-unassailable ice maiden is melting.As Republicans brace for a midterm election blue wave, Donald Trump is looking for someone to blame. Enter: Susie Wiles. The White House chief of staff is reportedly on the brink of losing her job, according to insiders that spoke with Zeteo Friday.One top Trump adviser told the progressive news outlet that Wiles is “in some deep shit.”The confirmation follows reporting from Politico, which revealed in its morning newsletter Thursday that Trump has been ringing his allies for their opinions on Wiles’s potential successor—and the reviews of Wiles’s performance have not been good.“She’s burned a lot of people,” a Republican operative close to the White House told Politico. One senior elected Republican official who fielded Trump’s call told the digital newsroom that the president had raised “the first honest questions about Susie.”Possible replacements include deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller or—as a left-field option—Randy Levine, the president of the New York Yankees, insiders told Politico. Other options extend to U.S. Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff, real estate developer turned federal housing director Bill Pulte, and ousted House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.Still, Trump shied away from committing to the turnover, ardently defending Wiles in a statement.“TOTAL FAKE NEWS Politico doesn’t care about facts, integrity, or honest journalism—it’s why I kicked them out of the White House!” the president told Politico. “Susie Wiles is my loyal and longest serving Chief of Staff—there is a reason for that. She has been with me since the beginning, is my trusted advisor, and has my COMPLETE confidence.”Trump reportedly “blew up” after his “human printer,” Natalie Harp, printed out copies of the Politico report for him later Thursday. The briefing sent the president into a full-blown “freakout,” according to three sources that spoke with Politico afterward. Wiles and her team “burn[ed] up phones around town” attempting to settle the situation.“The White House is in a state of panic. Susie is looking over her shoulder, trying to solicit people to go out and say good things about her and her team and make it seem like everything is fine. It’s not,” a person close to the president told Politico.

President Donald Trump on Thursday dismissed a Politico report claiming he is looking to replace White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, calling the outlet “TOTAL FAKE NEWS." The post Trump Shoots Down Report Claiming He Is Considering Replacing Susie Wiles appeared first on Breitbart.

White House chief of staff Susie Wiles could be facing the boot.Donald Trump has reportedly called his allies to explore potential successors for his once-irreproachable “ice maiden,” Politico reported in its Playbook newsletter Thursday. The reviews of Wiles’s performance, apparently, are not good.“She’s burned a lot of people,” a Republican operative close to the White House told Politico. One senior elected Republican official who fielded Trump’s call told the digital newsroom that the president had raised “the first honest questions about Susie.”Possible replacements include deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller or—as a left-field option—Randy Levine, the president of the New York Yankees, insiders told Politico. Other options extend to U.S. envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff, real estate developer turned federal housing director Bill Pulte, and ousted House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.Still, Trump shied away from committing to the turnover, ardently defending Wiles in a statement.“TOTAL FAKE NEWS Politico doesn’t care about facts, integrity, or honest journalism—it’s why I kicked them out of the White House!” the president told Politico. “Susie Wiles is my loyal and longest serving Chief of Staff—there is a reason for that. She has been with me since the beginning, is my trusted advisor, and has my COMPLETE confidence.”Trump has resisted calls to fire his scandal-laden staffers throughout his second term, marking a stark contrast to the revolving door of his first administration. But people have come and gone, nonetheless.By September, more than half of Trump’s original “A team”—approximately 56 percent—had departed, according to an analysis by the Brookings Institution. Four Cabinet positions have also turned over since Inauguration Day 2025, with former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, former Attorney General Pam Bondi, former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, and former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard all being replaced.

President Trump dismissed reporting that White House chief of staff Susie Wiles's job is in jeopardy on Thursday.  The White House issued a response from the president himself to Politico after the outlet reported that Trump has received negative feedback about Wiles from allies after soliciting their opinions about his chief of staff.  “TOTAL FAKE...

President’s top aide has been left out of the loop on several major decisions in recent weeks