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Trump ‘blew up’ after Natalie Harp printed out Susie Wiles ouster reports sparking White House ‘freakout’: report
The Independent • • general
Key Points:
- President Donald Trump reportedly considered firing his longest-serving chief of staff, Susie Wiles, leading to a tense reaction after seeing related news coverage brought to him by aide Natalie Harp.
- Trump has been consulting various informal advisers and discussing potential replacements, including Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Yankees executive Randy Levine, Steve Witkoff, Bill Pulte, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, and DNI Jay Clayton.
- Wiles and her supporters have been actively seeking to rally support from Trump's allies to maintain her position amid growing uncertainty.
- White House insiders describe the situation as a "state of panic," with concerns about internal infighting reminiscent of Trump’s first term, despite official denials and statements labeling the reports as "fake news."
