US EditionSusie Wiles Comes Under the Spotlight After Vanity Fair Remarks
Susie Wiles discusses Trump’s personality, pardons for Jan. 6 rioters, Venezuelan drug boat strikes, and controversies in a detailed Vanity Fair feature.
- On Monday, Vanity Fair published a two-part profile of Susie Wiles, White House chief of staff, based on 11 interviews with journalist Chris Whipple.
- Susie Wiles, a publicity-shy power broker, helped orchestrate President Donald Trump's comeback and originally planned to serve six months; Vanity Fair's profile includes an April 30, 2025, White House cabinet meeting photo.
- On the Epstein files, Susie Wiles said Trump appears but found no wrongdoing evidence, disputed Clinton's 28 island visits, and criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi for offering 'binders full of nothingness' and lacking a client list.
- The White House rallied behind Wiles, with Karoline Leavitt praising her, and J.D. Vance defending her, saying `And you know why I really love Susie Wiles?...`
- Wiles described recent Venezuela operations, saying U.S. military strikes at sea targeted drug boats at President Donald Trump's orders, expanding last week to an oil tanker seizure, and she acknowledged losing fights over Jan. 6, 2021 rioter pardons.
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In the magazine "Vanity Fair", Susie Wiles reports quite openly from the White House. Who is the U.S. President's head of staff, who suddenly talks so generously?
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