Susie Wiles, first female White House chief of staff, to leave role

We had a little bit of developing news from the White House. I have it for you now. I'm just going to go ahead and pop up the note on social media left by President Trump in just the past few minutes here. I will read. The president writes, I'm pleased to announce that Mr. Stephen Miller, the current deputy chief of staff of the Trump administration and one of my most trusted advisors, will become the chief of staff starting Monday, November 9th. Susie Wiles, who's done an outstanding job, will be moving over to the Trump political operation. In addition, the president writes, I want to thank her for her service as chief of staff. She has done a great job. So there you see it. The note by the president here outlining a big change in the White House. The now outgoing chief of staff, Susie Wiles, made history back in January of last year. She was the first woman to serve as the White House chief of staff. She's a veteran Florida political strategist, and she co-managed President Trump's 2024 campaign. The incoming chief of staff, Stephen Miller, has served as the White House deputy chief of staff for Policy and Homeland Security advisor. He will become the new chief of staff coming up on Monday, which is November 9th. He's a longtime confidant of Mr. Trump's. He's been vital in crafting the president's. Policy, even between administrations here, because as you know, President Trump was out of office for one term for President Joe Biden. Stephen Miller founded the America First Legal. It's a conservative legal organization that challenged administrative actions and corporate diversity initiatives in federal courts. So. I imagine this will be big news when we join you again on Monday, because that is, if you will, the first day on the job for Stephen Miller. So that's some breaking news coming to us from Washington. We were able to pass it along to you here on Fox Local within minutes of our receiving it. Let's