Watch · November 6, 2026
President Trump names Stephen Miller White House chief of staff starting Monday, replacing Susie Wiles, as MeidasTouch airs 2003 Miller remarks, Trump says sometimes you have to make moves, and Lara Trump says Miller is a little different
- From the LeftMeidasTouch: MeidasTouch airs 2003 Stephen Miller remarks on torture as Trump names him chief of staff.
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- CenterThe Hill: President Trump says he wanted to make a change and that sometimes in life you have to make moves.
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- From the RightFox News: Lara Trump says Stephen Miller is a little different from Susie Wiles after the chief of staff change.
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