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White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles participated in 11 interviews with author Chris Whipple over the course of President Trump's first year back in office, which were published by Vanity Fair on Tuesday. After publication, Wiles posted on social media calling the article a disingenuously framed hit piece, stating that significant context was disregarded, though she did not deny the comments attributed to her.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles participated in 11 interviews with author Chris Whipple over the course of President Trump's first year back in office, which were published by Vanity Fair on Tuesday. After publication, Wiles posted on social media calling the article a disingenuously framed hit piece, stating that significant context was disregarded, though she did not deny the comments attributed to her.

Wiles told Vanity Fair that she and Trump had a loose agreement that score settling would end before the first 90 days were over. However, she later acknowledged that in some cases actions may look like retribution and there may be an element of that from time to time, adding who would blame him, not me.

Wiles told Vanity Fair that she and Trump had a loose agreement that score settling would end before the first 90 days were over. However, she later acknowledged that in some cases actions may look like retribution and there may be an element of that from time to time, adding who would blame him, not me.

When asked about the prosecution of New York Attorney General Letitia James on mortgage fraud charges, Wiles stated that might be the one retribution. The case against James was dismissed in November after a judge ruled the prosecutor was invalidly appointed, and the Justice Department has failed to convince subsequent grand juries to re-indict her.

When asked about the prosecution of New York Attorney General Letitia James on mortgage fraud charges, Wiles stated that might be the one retribution. The case against James was dismissed in November after a judge ruled the prosecutor was invalidly appointed, and the Justice Department has failed to convince subsequent grand juries to re-indict her.

Wiles criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, stating Bondi completely whiffed on appreciating that the targeted group cared about this. Wiles said Bondi first gave them binders full of nothingness and then claimed a client list was on her desk, adding there is no client list and it sure as hell wasn't on her desk.

Wiles criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, stating Bondi completely whiffed on appreciating that the targeted group cared about this. Wiles said Bondi first gave them binders full of nothingness and then claimed a client list was on her desk, adding there is no client list and it sure as hell wasn't on her desk.

Wiles described Trump as having an alcoholic's personality, comparing him to her late father, sportscaster Pat Summerall, who was an alcoholic. She stated Trump operates with a view that there's nothing he can't do, adding nothing, zero, nothing, though Trump does not drink and has spoken about losing his brother Fred to addiction and alcoholism.

Wiles described Trump as having an alcoholic's personality, comparing him to her late father, sportscaster Pat Summerall, who was an alcoholic. She stated Trump operates with a view that there's nothing he can't do, adding nothing, zero, nothing, though Trump does not drink and has spoken about losing his brother Fred to addiction and alcoholism.

Regarding Venezuela, Wiles stated Trump wants to keep on blowing boats up until President Nicolas Maduro cries uncle. She acknowledged that Trump would need congressional authorization to carry out land strikes in Venezuela, which he has been saying will come soon, and said the administration is very sure we know who we're blowing up.

Regarding Venezuela, Wiles stated Trump wants to keep on blowing boats up until President Nicolas Maduro cries uncle. She acknowledged that Trump would need congressional authorization to carry out land strikes in Venezuela, which he has been saying will come soon, and said the administration is very sure we know who we're blowing up.

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Vanity Fair deliberately twisted interviews to manufacture a false narrative of chaos while ignoring the historic accomplishments of the most successful administration in modern history. The article stripped away crucial context and omitted positive statements to serve a predetermined agenda against a president who has achieved more in eleven months than predecessors managed in eight years.

Vanity Fair deliberately twisted interviews to manufacture a false narrative of chaos while ignoring the historic accomplishments of the most successful administration in modern history. The article stripped away crucial context and omitted positive statements to serve a predetermined agenda against a president who has achieved more in eleven months than predecessors managed in eight years.

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The chief of staff's own words expose an administration driven by retribution rather than governance, where advice gets ignored and mistakes happen because leadership operates under the delusion that nothing is off-limits. Candid admissions about conspiracy theorists in high office and ketamine users wielding influence reveal the dysfunction behind closed doors.

The chief of staff's own words expose an administration driven by retribution rather than governance, where advice gets ignored and mistakes happen because leadership operates under the delusion that nothing is off-limits. Candid admissions about conspiracy theorists in high office and ketamine users wielding influence reveal the dysfunction behind closed doors.

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