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A bombshell report indicating President Donald Trump was soliciting opinions on whether to sack his longest-serving chief of staff led to a full-blown "freakout" after Trump's "human printer" showed him paper copies of the news items.
Politico's "Playbook" newsletter revealed the angry eruption took place in the White House on Thursday in the wake of their initial report that Trump had been calling around to a roster of informal outside advisers about bringing an end to Wiles' tenure and floating several names for a successor to the veteran Florida political operative, who is the first woman to serve in the chief of staff position.
Trump's anger had been stoked by Natalie Harp, the longtime aide and near-constant companion who often brings him paper copies of news stories and helps with his Truth Social posts. One source said he "blew up" after seeing the newsletter's reporting and began placing even more phone calls about potential replacements for Wiles.
Another person close to Trump said the West Wing is "in a state of panic" over the possibility that Wiles could be on the outs with the man in the Oval Office.
"Susie is looking over her shoulder, trying to solicit people to go out and say good things about her and her team and make it seem like everything is fine. It's not," they said.
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Politico's "Playbook" newsletter revealed the angry eruption took place in the White House on Thursday in the wake of their initial report that Trump had been calling around to a roster of informal outside advisers about bringing an end to Wiles' tenure and floating several names for a successor to the veteran Florida political operative, who is the first woman to serve in the chief of staff position.
Trump's anger had been stoked by Natalie Harp, the longtime aide and near-constant companion who often brings him paper copies of news stories and helps with his Truth Social posts. One source said he "blew up" after seeing the newsletter's reporting and began placing even more phone calls about potential replacements for Wiles.
Another person close to Trump said the West Wing is "in a state of panic" over the possibility that Wiles could be on the outs with the man in the Oval Office.
"Susie is looking over her shoulder, trying to solicit people to go out and say good things about her and her team and make it seem like everything is fine. It's not," they said.
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