Trump names Stephen Miller chief of staff after midterm losses

President Trump has named Stephen Miller as his new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles following the party's losses in the midterm elections. Miller's appointment comes as Republicans reckon with significant defeats, with Democrats celebrating a landslide victory and a historic mandate. Newly elected Democratic Representative Cait Conley criticized the move, stating Trump did not listen to voters in elevating Miller. Democrats also saw gains in state-level elections across the country, according to Reid Wilson's analysis with Kristen Welker. The party's agenda for the newly elected Congress includes a focus on affordability, as highlighted by a Democrat who flipped a district Trump previously won by double digits.