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White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and Deputy Dan Scavino Divide Overnight Duties for President Trump
Susie Wiles and Dan Scavino divide early and late calls to match President Trump’s nonstop schedule, according to Wiles. The White House Chief of Staff described how the pair manage sleep even when the president does not. @CBSNews reported the arrangement offers a glimpse into the pace of work inside the Trump White House.
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White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino split overnight duties to keep up with President Trump’s schedule. Wiles gets the early calls and Scavino gets the late calls, she said.
The comments from Wiles offered a glimpse into the nonstop pace of working for President Trump. @CBSNews reported her remarks detailing the division of overnight responsibilities between the two top aides.
The arrangement allows the two officials to cover the full cycle of President Trump’s demands around the clock. Wiles described an operation calibrated to a leader who maintains an irregular personal schedule.
Her statements underscored the practical adaptations required at the highest levels of the current administration. The early-and-late split ensures continuous coverage without either aide bearing the entire overnight burden alone.
