Trump's Miller pick splits America; UFC's Dana White declines spokesperson role

President Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff has divided America, drawing criticism from Democrats and some Republicans while Trump also offered a spokesperson role to UFC CEO Dana White, who reportedly declined. Miller, a controversial far-right ideologue, faces accusations from Democratic leaders like Chuck Schumer of being a public danger and architect of inhumane policies. Some Republicans, including outgoing Senator Thom Tillis, have called him incompetent, while business leaders distrust his lack of pragmatism. A Trump loyalist since 2016, Miller has authored most presidential decrees and advocates for expansive executive power. He has received praise from populist right-wing figure Steve Bannon, who called him an intransigent MAGA supporter.