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Article snippet: Photo Keith Schiller rose from part-time security guard at the Trump Organization to its director of security and is now the director of Oval Office operations for President Trump. Credit Doug Mills/The New York Times (function () { var figure, fragment, storyHeader; var html, header, headline, storyMeta, mediaActionOverlay, supportedBy; var story = document.getElementById('story'); var adAggro = window.magnum.getFlags().indexOf('adAggro') !== -1 && (window.NYTD.Abra('www-story-pro-agro') === 'pro-10' || window.NYTD.Abra('www-story-pro-agro') === 'pro-8' || window.NYTD.Abra('www-story-pro-agro') === 'pro-6' || window.NYTD.Abra('www-story-pro-agro') === 'pro-4'); var adAggro2 = window.magnum.getFlags().indexOf('story1427AdAggro') !== -1 && (window.NYTD.Abra('www-story-1427-ad-aggro') === 'pro-10' || window.NYTD.Abra('www-story-1427-ad-aggro') === 'pro-8' || window.NYTD.Abra('www-story-1427-ad-aggro') === 'pro-6' || window.NYTD.Abra('www-story-1427-ad-aggro') === 'pro-4'); if ((adAggro || adAggro2) && document.documentElement.className.indexOf('article-has-l... Link to the full article to read more