Chris Whipple

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207 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 17 Dec

Chris Whipple’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I mean, obviously, she's kind of a Rottweiler, to use another dog metaphor.
I mean, she takes no prisoners.
She's combative.
But I'll tell you, Susie Wiles said to me, she thinks that Levitt is scary good, in her words.
You know, right up there with Zoran Mamdani as a communicator.
Now, you know, who knows?
But she's certainly good at what she does.
Well, you know, I'm frankly, Don, I've been I've been going wall to wall with with talking about, you know, the article itself.
So I haven't really been following that online, but I know it's gotten a lot of attention.
Yeah, I think it was Jimmy Kimmel who said, here's Susie right after reading the Epstein file.
It's gotten a little bit of attention, so.
Yeah, you know, there are a lot of stories that we went through a pretty tough editorial process of winnowing it down to its 9,500 words, I think, which is a long piece for Vanity Fair, but
But boy, it was tough to get it to fit because there was a lot that was left on the cutting room floor.
I'll tell you just one funny story that I really liked that didn't make it.
And that was in December of 2024, the outgoing White House chief, Jeff Zients, invited Susie as a guest of honor to his house for dinner and invited the ex-White House chiefs to come and join him.
This is a tradition that goes back to Josh Bolton, who did it for Rahm Emanuel.
It was the first chapter of my book, The Gatekeepers.
They all gathered, or not all, I think there were only eight who made it to this thing.
Some Democrats presumably weren't crazy about helping a Trump regime.
But anyway, they get there.
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