I worked with Trump’s new White House chief of staff. He’s paranoid and fanatical
Former DHS official Miles Taylor characterizes Donald Trump's new chief of staff, Stephen Miller, as a paranoid and extreme ideologue. Taylor warns that Miller's appointment signals a shift toward isolationist policies and a disregard for international alliances.
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The appointment of a controversial figure to a key White House position suggests a potential hardening of US domestic and foreign policy agendas.
Miles Taylor: Stephen Miller showed me secret plans to test the limits of presidential power - he's a danger to the Western world
Donald Trump's new chief of staff is ideological and extreme, says Miles Taylor () Miles Taylor Former chief of staff of the US Department of Homeland Security, author and commentator close Cancel email X WhatsApp Facebook link share Share bookmark Save Stephen Miller used to schedule meetings with me in the White House Situation Room. The space is typically used for classified discussion of the highest national significance, but what was odd was that we weren’t discussing anything classified. Stephen just liked a room where he was sure no one could hear his scheming.
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