Seth Meyers Gives Susie Wiles A Fresh New Title After Her Stunning Trump Talk
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The "Late Night" host named the "weird" thing about the White House chief of staff's comments to Vanity Fair.
“Late Night” host Seth Meyers on Wednesday mocked White House chief of staff Susie Wiles after Vanity Fair published her “explosive” interviews with the magazine on President Donald Trump and his inner circle.
Meyers teased Trump for recently bestowing his chief of staff with a new nickname (“Susie Trump”), warning that he may want to take the name back.
Wiles, in Vanity Fair’s bombshell two-part story, said Trump had an “alcoholic’s personality,” referred to JD Vance as a “conspiracy theorist for a decade” and called Elon Musk an “avowed” ketamine user.
Meyers argued that it’s “weird” and “in many ways, it’s not surprising” that Wiles made the comments, except she has retained her job in the White House.
“She said the president she currently works for behaves like an alcoholic, the vice president is a conspiracy theorist and the most likely explanation for the ramblings of the richest man on earth is that he’s on drugs,” Meyers explained.
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