# Keith Schiller **Keith Schiller** is a former NYPD officer who guarded Donald Trump from 1999, ran his security from 2004, and in 2017 became Director of Oval Office Operations. He is the principal eyewitness on the 2013 Moscow "women" offer that sits underneath the [[Steele Dossier]]'s most notorious claim. ## White House Named to the Oval Office post on January 20, 2017, Schiller hand-delivered [[James Comey]]'s termination letter to FBI headquarters in May 2017. He left on September 20, 2017, reportedly after [[John Kelly]] required him to seek permission before speaking with the president. ## The Moscow testimony Testifying to the House Intelligence Committee on November 7, 2017, Schiller said that after a business meeting before the 2013 Miss Universe pageant in Moscow, a Russian offered to "send five women" to Trump's hotel room. He said he replied "We don't do that type of stuff," treated it as a joke, stood outside Trump's room for a while, and then went to bed. He dismissed the dossier's claims about that night. (NBC's account of his testimony came from two sources, not a transcript.) ## After the White House The [[Republican National Committee]] paid Schiller's firm, KS Global Group, $225,000 for convention-site selection and security consulting, CNBC reported in 2019. **Current status:** not verified for 2025–26. ## RWKB angle Schiller's account establishes that a [[Kompromat]]-style overture was made in Moscow in 2013, even as he denies anything followed from it — and his post-White House RNC contract shows the party keeping Trump loyalists on the payroll. ## See Also - [[Aras Agalarov]] - [[Crocus Group]] - [[Steele Dossier]]