Trump names Stephen Miller chief of staff amid Middle East strikes
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A shakeup at the White House tonight
after Democrats take control of Congress.
The president has a new chief of staff tonight, but will it end there?
Alex Hogan has more.
President Trump tapping his longtime advisor
and member of his close circle,
Stephen Miller, as his new chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles.
President Trump re-shared this video
of his longtime aide at Mar-a-Lago last night.
I pledge you, Mr. President, my absolute loyalty, my commitment,
and my total devotion to your success and the success of this country.
Swift backlash from Democrats House Minority
Leader Hakeem Jeffries writing online quote
MAGA extremists are tripling down on their chaos cruelty
and corruption after being wiped out on
Tuesday. Exhibit A is Stephen Miller.
When asked about potential future firings after the midterms
Trump in an interview with 60 minutes said he would
do a few changes. Democrats are eyeing
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth amid speculation
that he could face an impeachment vote on Capitol
Hill as early as next week.
Trump defended Hegseth saying he still has confidence in him. Trump
Yesterday was also asked about the reports
of strikes on Kishm Island in the Strait
of Hormuz.
I don't want to talk about it.
We do minor strikes, but they knock out,
they built a little bit of an anti-aircraft device.
And we knocked it out about 15 minutes, maybe five.
It comes as just yesterday Central Command
announced it's offering up to $20 million
in possible relocation in exchange
for information about Iran's nuclear program,
its facilities, equipment or personnel.
And today CENTCOM announced it's launching a task
force to disrupt Iran from using ground forces to transport weapons
and other materials.
CENTCOM also says today forces disabled a commercial vessel
in the Gulf of Oman after repeated warnings were ignored.
By the crew on board in West Palm Beach, Florida, Alex Hogan, Fox News.