Here’s the West Wing seating chart — whose offices are closest to Trump?
During President Trump’s second term, senior advisers for the West Wing were the closest Oval Office to the operation – Dan Scavino was one of his longest-serving inner circle aides.
The impact with the U.S. president is often a factor in physical proximity to the Oval, but during Mr. Trump’s second term, it may not be much when he keeps tagged through phone calls with power participants who value the insight he values the most.
But people familiar with the layout told CBS News, but the seat map in the West Wing is still an empty table.
Scavino occupied the office next to the president’s private restaurant, Mr. Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner were used in the first semester, and Mike Donilon served during Joe Biden’s presidency. Scavino is the voice of the Trump magazine movement, whose social media followers have been hanging on every short video he posted and are now the deputy chief of staff.
Next to Scavino, in the office Steve Bannon In the seven months as chief strategist, the first Trump administration used James Blair.
Suzy Wells There is a spacious corner located in the traditionally Chief of Staff suite.
Also in the power corridor is Deputy Operations Chief of Staff Beau Harrison. He sat there in the office similar to the cubicle Biden adviser Bruce Reed.
Technically, its desk with the least amount of real estate between it and Trump’s oval belongs to Margo Martin, a special assistant to the president and communications adviser. She was oval in the outer shape with receptionist Chamberlain Harris. Natalie Harp is a former U.S. News Network anchor who played a physical role during the campaign. Walt Nauta, a military aide and valet of the president, is accused of obstructing the administration’s efforts to investigate Mr. Trump’s handling of confidential documents from Mar-a-Lago. The federal court dismissed the allegations weeks after Trump’s second term.
Along the West Wing, the usual location of their respective offices, is JD Vance Vice President and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz. Vance’s Chief of Staff Jacob called the vice president’s suite.
Deputy National Security Advisor Alex Wong; Senior Consultant Micah Ketchel are all located in the Waltz Suite. National Security Council Chief of Staff and Spokesman Brian Hughes is located on the ground floor, not far from the situation room, while most of the NSC employees of other NSCs are located in the Eisenhower administrative office building.
Boundary chest Tom Homan is close to Navy chaos. It is also a special festival at the basement level Steve WitkoffPaula White-Cain of the Office of Faith and Will Scharf, Chief of Staff.
One of Mr. Trump’s top advisers, Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, along with policy strategist May Davis Mailman, was in the upstairs suite. David Warrington and the White House Lawyer Office and Presidential Advisor Alina Habba are on the second floor.
The lobby of Kevin Hassett, director of the National Economic Commission, is the lobby on the second floor. Chief of Staff Nick Luna; Vince Haley, the domestic policy committee; and Ross Worthington, the hosting speaker.
The other major players in the Oval are Taylor Budowich, Deputy Chief of Communications and Cabinet Affairs of the Press Office; Steven Cheung, Director of Communications; Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt And, known in the area as the Lower Press, Harrison Fields, chief deputy press secretary.
Some of the heaviest batsmen on the presidential track do not have the West Wing office, including cabinet secretary such as Howard Lutnick of Business and government efficiency aides Elon Muskowns an office in EEOB. Some of his advisers are not in the government, including his family, his personal senior adviser Boris Epsshteyn and former communications assistant Jason Miller.
