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Politics · November 8, 2026

Katie Miller to end podcast as husband becomes White House chief of staff

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Katie Miller, a conservative media figure and former advisor to the Department of Government Efficiency, announced on Sunday that she is ending her podcast. The decision follows the promotion of her husband, Stephen Miller, to White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles in the aftermath of the midterm elections. Miller cited the need to prioritize raising her four children and the time commitment of the show as the primary reasons for stepping away. She indicated that she will release two previously recorded episodes and plans to continue supporting the Trump administration from outside the government.

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Reported across the spectrum

  • Katie Miller is ending her podcast
  • Stephen Miller has been promoted to White House Chief of Staff
  • Katie Miller announced the decision on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday
  • Miller cited family and her four children as the reason for the decision
  • Stephen Miller replaced Susie Wiles in the role

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  • Katie Miller previously worked as a press secretary for a former vice president
  • Katie Miller previously served as an advisor to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)
  • Miller plans to air two previously taped episodes before stopping
  • The podcast launched in August 2025
  • House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries expressed refusal to work with Stephen Miller

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