Washington was caught off guard this Tuesday following the release of Vanity Fair's two-part profile featuring candid interviews with White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles. Many have credited Wiles as the Ice Maiden who brought Donald Trump back to the Oval Office, but in the interview, she surprisingly said things that appear damaging to the administration.
Many took the new report, which included unguarded conversations with Wiles, as a hint of the turbulent reality behind closed doors, seemingly suggesting she wasn't aligned with the leadership she serves. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, however, stood by Wiles, saying her words were taken out of context and insisted that her boss was the 'best chief of staff.'
