- Former White House deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews warned that replacing Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with anti-immigration hardliner Stephen Miller would be a terrifying prospect.
- Reports say President Donald Trump has been floating potential replacements for Wiles after the brief, five-day tenure of White House press secretary Katie Zacharia.
- Other names reportedly under consideration for chief of staff include Bill Pulte, Lee Zeldin, Kevin McCarthy, and Randy Levine.
- President Trump and the White House strongly denied the reports, asserting that Wiles maintains the president's full confidence.
- Matthews, who resigned after the January 6 Capitol attack, cautioned that appointing Miller during the final years of Trump's administration could yield dangerous consequences.
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