White House chief of staff, Vanity Fair
Susie Wiles
White House chief of staff | Vanity Fair
About Susie
Susie Wiles, born Susan L. Summerall on May 14, 1957, is an American political consultant and lobbyist who has served as the 32nd White House chief of staff since January 2025. Wiles graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, in 1978, and during her time there, she began working for New York representative Jack Kemp. Her early career included roles in Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential campaign in the White House Office of Scheduling and Advance, as well as working for Raymond J. Donovan, the secretary of labor. She also served as district director for Tillie Fowler's 1992 congressional campaign and held positions within the administrations of Jacksonville mayor John Delaney and Mayor John Peyton. Wiles managed Rick Scott's campaign during the 2010 Florida gubernatorial election and later served as campaign manager for Jon Huntsman Jr. during his presidential bid. She was hired as a Florida campaign chairwoman for Donald Trump's 2016 campaign and became his Florida campaign manager later that year. Following Trump's electoral victory, Wiles moved to Washington, D.C., to lead Ballard Partners with Brian Ballard. She also managed Ron DeSantis's 2018 Florida gubernatorial campaign. In 2021, Wiles took on a leading role in Donald Trump's fundraising efforts, including Save America, and became prominent in his political activities between his presidencies. After Trump announced his 2024 presidential campaign, Wiles was named as his campaign manager alongside Chris LaCivita. Following Trump's victory in 2024, he announced Wiles would serve as his White House chief of staff, making her the first woman to hold this position. In 2026, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and has stated she is undergoing treatment.
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Latest interviews
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The Moment LIVE! Politics & Culture, Explained
Taylor Swift Courtside at Knicks NBA Finals, NYT Epstein Cover Up Bombshell, & Rep. Mark Takano on Political Influencer Disclosure
Jun 12, 2026
Bleep! with Ana Navarro
Spilling the Florida Tea: Wiles, Bondi, Rubio + a Federal Conviction
May 11, 2026
this is why i dont vote podcast
Season 5 Ep 51: Is Susie Wiles Saying What Trump Can't and a Comment on the Sherrone Moore Saga
Dec 20, 2025
The Friday Brief with Phoenix Ricks
Vanity Scare
Dec 19, 2025
Ball of Thread
Young Playboys Gone Wiles
Dec 19, 2025
Underground Chicago Talk
MeatHead- Rob Reiner- 2025
Dec 19, 2025
The U.S. Report
The U.S. Report | 19 December
Dec 19, 2025
Best of the Spectator
Americano: why did Susie Wiles talk to Vanity Fair?
Dec 19, 2025
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The Moment LIVE! Politics & Culture, Explained
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Bleep! with Ana Navarro
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this is why i dont vote podcast
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The Friday Brief with Phoenix Ricks
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Ball of Thread
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Underground Chicago Talk
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The U.S. Report
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Best of the Spectator
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