Richard Walters has departed from his role as Deputy Chief of Staff in the Trump administration as Stephen Miller is set to assume the Chief of Staff position. Miller confirmed Walters' exit, highlighting his contributions to the administration. This transition is part of a broader reshuffle after the midterm elections, where Republicans lost control of Congress. Additionally, Miller's wife, Katie, announced she will cease her podcast to focus on family as her husband takes on his new responsibilities.
Key facts
- Richard Walters served as Deputy Chief of Staff since May 2026.
- Stephen Miller is replacing Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff.
- Walters will assist the administration from outside.
- Katie Miller announced she will stop her podcast due to family priorities.
- Trump described Miller as one of his 'most trusted advisors.'
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