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Katie Miller ends podcast after Stephen Miller becomes Trump chief of staff
Katie Miller has announced she will stop recording her podcast after her husband, Stephen Miller, became President Donald Trump’s chief of staff. She said the time commitment was too great alongside raising their four children, and that she would support the president’s team from outside the administration.
Miller said two recorded episodes will air before the podcast ends. Her announcement followed speculation that she had lobbied for her husband’s promotion, which she appeared to acknowledge on social media. Stephen Miller replaced Susie Wiles, who moved to Trump’s political operation after leaving the chief of staff role.
In short
- Katie Miller is ending her podcast after her husband’s promotion.
- She cited family responsibilities and the time commitment.
- Two pre-recorded episodes will air before the show ends.
Explained simply
A White House chief of staff helps the US president manage the administration and its daily work. The post carries influence, but the chief of staff serves the president and is not an elected official.
Stephen Miller has held senior roles in Donald Trump’s political team and administration. His wife, Katie Miller, has worked in conservative politics and hosted a podcast; the couple have four children.
Susie Wiles, who previously held the chief of staff post, moved to Trump’s political operation. The change in roles has drawn attention to how people close to the president take part in his team and political work.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Katie Miller announces she’s stepping down from her podcast after husband’s promotion to Trump’s right hand man”.