Katie Miller warns of mounting legal costs amid new Trump investigations

Katie Miller, a podcaster and spouse of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, posted on X that her family has exhausted funds on legal representation stemming from investigations into President Donald Trump. She said the expenses were incurred after the first Trump administration faced several Democrat-led inquiries. Miller’s post responded to an interview with Maggie Haberman, who reported that Trump’s close advisers anticipate blanket pardons before his term ends in January 2029.

Miller added that Democrats will likely repeat these investigations, referencing Trump’s remarks about expecting impeachment if the opposition controls Congress after the November midterms. Stephen Miller, known for shaping the administration’s strict immigration rules and supporting efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, also defended his stance against Anthony Fauci and other targets of MAGA criticism. No comment was obtained from Katie Miller or the White House.