Susie Wiles takes on challenging role as Trump's new chief of staff

Susie Wiles has been appointed as Donald Trump's new chief of staff, taking over a challenging role marked by high turnover and conflict. She previously led Trump's successful presidential campaign, positioning her uniquely among his past chiefs of staff. Four individuals held the chief of staff position during Trump's first term, each facing difficulties. Reince Priebus struggled with infighting, John Kelly clashed with Trump over management style, Mick Mulvaney adopted a more hands-off approach, and Mark Meadows dealt with the pandemic and election controversies. Wiles' appointment follows a tumultuous history for the role, with previous chiefs often leaving under strained circumstances. Her experience in Trump's campaign may offer a different dynamic as she steps into this demanding position.