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Hey folks,
The Trump White House is turning into Game of Thrones, and everybody has a knife.
Katie Zacharia is out after a spectacularly chaotic run as press secretary, but the bigger story is how it happened. New reporting points to Susie Wiles asserting her power after Trump reportedly hired Zacharia behind her back. Now Trump’s own inner circle is fighting for control while the midterms get closer.
[00:01:00] We break down the reporting that Trump hired Katie Zacharia without telling Susie Wiles—and why that decision set this entire disaster in motion.
[00:04:17] Sean Hannity grills Zacharia over her credentials in an extraordinary Fox News interview, and I explain why I don’t think that happens without someone powerful giving the green light.
[00:06:55] Susie Wiles appears to remind Trump exactly how much power she has inside MAGA, and why getting rid of her might be harder than he thinks.
[00:09:28] Wiles and Natalie Harp emerge all smiles after Zacharia’s exit while Trump’s inner circle increasingly looks like a collection of rival factions fighting each other.
[00:12:07] Zacharia is officially out, Scott Jennings suddenly has an opening, and we zoom out to what all this chaos could mean with Republicans staring down a brutal midterm environment.
This isn’t just funny White House gossip. It’s a window into an administration increasingly consumed by loyalty tests, internal power struggles, incompetence, and corruption instead of making people’s lives better. And as the political pressure grows, I think the backstabbing is only going to get worse. If you value independent media that follows these stories and holds powerful people accountable, help me keep building it.
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With urgency,
—Mike
