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Katie Miller pauses podcast after husband named White House chief of staff
The show drew Trump officials and conservative guests, with two episodes still to air, before Katie Miller said the time commitment was too great.
Katie Miller announced on Sunday she is ending 'The Katie Miller Show,' citing the time commitment required while raising four children as her husband, Stephen Miller, assumes the role of White House chief of staff.
Stephen Miller ascended to chief of staff last week after President Donald Trump fired Susie Wiles, a shift occurring following the Republican party's midterm election losses.
Launched in August 2025, the podcast featured administration officials and conservative figures including rapper Nicki Minaj and Fox News host Sean Hannity discussing political and family-life issues.
Katie Miller defended her husband on X, writing "Stephen has contributed far more to America at 41 than Abdul El-Sayed will in a lifetime," while planning to air two previously recorded episodes.
Representative Robert Garcia of the House Oversight Committee signaled potential scrutiny of Trump administration figures, while House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries outlined Democratic goals to reverse policies when his party takes control in January.