Omarosa warns Stephen Miller's chief of staff role is most dangerous of Trump presidency
Omarosa Manigault Newman, a former Trump White House adviser, publicly warned Friday that Stephen Miller's appointment as chief of staff is among the most dangerous developments of Trump's presidency, citing firsthand experience. Manigault Newman praised outgoing chief of staff Susie Wiles as a voice of reason, while calling Miller "one of the most dangerous political figures" she has encountered in 30 years. She claimed his unchecked influence could undermine democratic institutions and escalate international conflicts. Miller assumes the role after Wiles departed Friday following Republican midterm losses. Manigault Newman, fired in 2017, previously published a critical book and released secret recordings from her White House tenure.