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NEW CHIEF OF STAFF
The report says he forced late-night calls and surprise meeting appearances, underscoring his influence over White House operations before his promotion.
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Trump’s new chief uses 'creepy' method to keep tabs on White House staff
President Donald Trump's newly-appointed chief of staff, Stephen Miller, has been widely described as "paranoid" and fiercely determined to implement his goals. Now a new report reveals the extent to which he exerted his control over the White House even before receiving his new promotion — and it paints a picture that The Daily Beast characterized as "creepy.""Miles Taylor, the Homeland Security official who wrote as Anonymous for The New York …
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