Susie Wiles appointed as Trump's new chief of staff amid challenging legacy

Susie Wiles has been appointed as Donald Trump's new chief of staff, taking on a challenging role marked by Trump's chaotic management style. She previously led his successful presidential campaign, positioning her differently from past chiefs of staff. Four individuals held the chief of staff position during Trump's first term. Reince Priebus struggled with infighting and was ousted in 2017, followed by John Kelly, who faced conflict over his attempts to impose order. Mick Mulvaney and Mark Meadows also served, with Meadows navigating the pandemic and election controversies. Each chief of staff experienced unique challenges, often ending their tenures under difficult circumstances. Wiles now steps into this complex role, with the history of her predecessors shaping expectations.