Trump and advisers dismiss report that he may replace chief of staff Susie Wiles

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How the sides differ Alternative sources emphasize advisers' and an official's denials of a firing; right sources emphasize Trump's own rejection of the Politico report as fake news.

Reports say talk that President Trump might replace White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has been rejected from within the administration. Breitbart says Trump on Thursday dismissed a Politico report claiming he was looking to replace her, calling the outlet's reporting "total fake news." Semafor reports that Trump advisers rejected the idea, with one administration official calling talk of a firing absurd. The excerpts differ mainly in whose denial they highlight: the president's or his advisers'.

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Alternative SSemaforTrump advisers reject talk of a Wiles firing

Frames the story as advisers and an administration official pushing back, with one calling the idea of firing Wiles absurd.

Right BBreitbartTrump Shoots Down Report Claiming He Is Considering Replacing Susie Wiles

Frames it as Trump personally shooting down a Politico report and attacking the outlet as fake news.