Trump removes chief of staff Susie Wiles after shouting match over midterm losses

President Donald Trump removed his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, following the Republican Party's sweeping defeat in the midterm elections, reportedly after a heated confrontation where he shouted at her. Wiles was the first woman to hold the position. Sources told the Daily Mail that Trump blamed Wiles for the loss of both chambers of Congress, yelling at her until she left the room. Wiles submitted her resignation before being fired, but her request to stay until February was denied, making Friday her last day. Wiles' team allegedly tried to shift blame to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the Iran war and economic costs. She also disagreed with mass deportation policies. Stephen Miller, an architect of those policies, will replace her.