Contradictory statements of the White House Chief of Staff against Trump

According to RCO News Agency, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles previously said in an interview published by the American magazine “Vanity Fair”, a kind of popular publication: “The personality of Donald Trump, the president of the United States, is like an alcoholic, and JD Vance, Trump’s deputy, has been a conspiracy theorist for a decade.”

Vanity Fair on Tuesday released a series of interviews with Susie Wiles in a two-part series that caused consternation in Washington because of the White House chief of staff’s unusual and outspoken quotes.

In another part of this interview, published by Vanity Fair, the White House chief of staff admitted: “President Trump has a passion for revenge, and many of his actions in his second term have been motivated by the desire to retaliate.”

“Through the boat bombing campaign, Trump is seeking regime change in Venezuela, which contradicts official justifications for the attacks,” Wiles said.

This White House official, who has been repeatedly referred to as “the most powerful woman in the world” from Donald Trump’s point of view, said: “Trump rules with the view that nothing can be done. Nothing, nothing, nothing!”

Susie Wiles, who was very supportive of Donald Trump during the election and presidential campaign of the United States, admitted in these interviews: “Alcoholic people, or alcoholics in general, when they drink alcoholic beverages, their personalities become exaggerated. So I’m a bit of an expert on big characters!”

“There may be an element of political revenge in prosecuting Trump’s political opponents,” Wiles pointedly stated in interviews.

Asked about the failed prosecution of former FBI director James Comey, he said: “I mean, people might think it sounds vindictive. I can’t tell you why you shouldn’t think that. I don’t think he wakes up thinking of revenge. But when an opportunity arises, he will pursue it.”

Regarding the controversial case of the criminal and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, this senior American official said: “Trump is in the case, but he has not done anything terrible. “President Trump is wrong about former President Bill Clinton being accused in the files and there is no evidence that he visited Epstein’s private island dozens of times.”

Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy American investor, committed suicide in a New York prison in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. Previously, Donald Trump’s relationship with Epstein was widely reported. Of course, it was mentioned in the relevant documents that the US president is not “accused of wrongdoing”, but Epstein had some interactions with him.

The White House chief of staff also acknowledged that he wants the US president to focus “more on the economy and less on Saudi Arabia” and commented on possible successors, explaining how figures such as Vance and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio have come around to support Trump after initially opposing him.

Suzy Wiles also described the personality of American billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk: “The challenge with Elon is to keep up with him!” He is a ketamine user and sleeps in a sleeping bag in the office building during the day!”

These interviews, published by Vanity Fair, have caused a huge controversy and shock throughout the United States, and this issue has gone to the extent that now Susie Wiles has reacted to it and denied it.

The White House chief of staff wrote on the X social network: “The article that was published early this morning is a controversial and hypocritical article against me and the best president in history, the White House staff and the cabinet.”

“Important context was ignored and much of what I and others said about the team and the president was removed from the story,” he stressed. “After reading it, I’m guessing it’s done to paint a very disturbing and negative narrative about the president and our team.”

These interviews and the publication of contradictory statements by the Chief of Staff of the White House have caused widespread reactions in the media, but the President of the United States has not reacted to them yet.

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