Susie Wiles breaks her media – to become a member of Lara Trump for her first interview since the new administration began – and some serious tea about her relationship with the president.
The Staff Chef of the White House tells the Fox News -Gastheer that her task is to keep the trains on the Trump 2.0 tracks, according to a clip that DailyMail.com can share exclusively.
She also revealed how to give Trump a number of hard truths after the 2020 election loss and advised him how he could turn it around in the next cycle.
Wiles, 67, avoids famous media interviews and took a position behind the scenes when running the 2024 campaign and now in shaping and directing the Trump Witte Huis. But her role was of vital importance for his second victory and she is credited for running a tight ship.
The interview with her boss's daughter -in -law will be broadcast my opinion with Lara Trump on FOX News on Saturday evening at the hour of her show of her show.
Sitting with Lara, Wiles discussed her personal life, but also her goals to help President Trump the next three and a half years in the Oval Office.
Staff of the White House, Susie Wiles, sat down with Lara Trump for her first interview since she took her new position in the government of President Donald Trump
Wiles, who largely takes a role behind the scenes, is credited as the brain behind Trump's election profit
Earlier this year, Lara Trump joined the right-handed network to organize a show that focuses on long form from wide sit-downs with the movers and shakers in Washington, DC and then.
'Let me ask you for the next four years about your general goals for this White House. What do you have in mind? 'Trump asked her father -in -law's staff chef.
She mentioned some of the most important policy priorities of the administration, such as dealing with the trade and tariff drama, conversations to 'arrange a war' and bring 'Peace in the world'.
“These are intoxicating, big things that are not important, but for the future,” Wails told Trump. “Restart the American economy. All these criminals from our country. Peace in the world. '
“I see my work as just keeping a sort of trains on the track and walking here on time, so that the experts of the subject, and in particular the president and the vice president, can do what they have to do to repair the country,” she revealed.
Trump asked the Chief of Staff to ever call it one of the most difficult things that Wiles has, it had to tell the president.
'Coming to him after the 2020 elections in [20]21 And telling him what he thought was the circumstance, that was not, and that is how I got into this, “she revealed.
“He said,” Well, can you repair it? “” Wiles remembered. “But he is such a resilient person and he has seen so much, it is very difficult to surprise him.”
Wiles unveiled in her first sit-down interview as a Chief of Staff of the White House, the most difficult thing she ever had to tell Trump, which did not agree on how the 2020 campaign was performed and it helped to 'repair' in 2024
“I see my work as just keeping a kind of trains on the track and walking here on time,” says Wiles Fox News in her upcoming interview that will be broadcast on my opinion on Saturday with Lara Trump
Wiles and Chris Lacivitia (left) were co-managers of Trump's 2024 campaign
Wiles is a mother and grandmother who is a lifelong Republican who was all-in on the Maga agenda when it came on stage in the mid-2010. She is the daughter of the Summerall of George Allen'Pat, who was a professional football player and later a TV -sportcaster who worked for CBS, Fox and ESPN.
The Staff Chef of the White House worked for many years of press secretary work and worked as a campaign schedule on President Ronald Reagan campaign from 1980. She was also Chief of Staff of the mayor of Jacksonville, Florida of 1996-1999.
Before he premiered her show at Fox News, Lara Trump served as co-chairman of the Republican National Committee through the re-election season of her father-in-law and when De Gop tried to regain a majority in the congress.
Moreover, she would consider an offer for the Senate when Marco Rubio left his seat in Florida as President of President Trump.
But last year she confirmed that she would not look for the position and told DailyMail.com in January that no one was more disappointed when she decided to get her name out of her hat than her father -in -law.
Since the takeover of the Saturday evening Slot on Fox from 9 p.m. at Fox, Trump has gathered the highest rated viewers in that hour with 1.9 million viewers.
She has introduced 195,000 viewers between 25 and 54 years old and that demographic viewers increased by 73 percent compared to reviews from 2024.
Wiles is about Trump's shoulder during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office on February 4, 2025
