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CNN: Joe Rogan helped Trump win the White House. Now his show is exposing divisions inside it
Calley Means accused top Trump aides of blocking health policy and serving corporate interests, and Susie Wiles called the claims outrageous and false.
- Last Friday, MAHA advocate Calley Means appeared on the Joe Rogan podcast alleging "corruption" within President Donald Trump's administration, accusing senior advisors of blocking health-food initiatives while favoring corporate lobbyists.
- Rogan's podcast has long served as a platform for Trump, though Means used the space to expose what he termed "corporate capture," claiming he frequently threatened "bad press" to advance his and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s agenda.
- During a Sunday interview on CBS's Face the Nation, Means claimed Trump's senior advisors treated the president "like a baby in many respects," singling out chief of staff Susie Wiles though targeting the broader "system."
- Wiles' spokesperson called the allegations "outrageous, defamatory and provably false," while Trump political adviser James Blair threatened legal action and Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia confirmed the House Oversight Committee is reviewing the case.
- Former Trump White House press secretary Sean Spicer noted he had "never seen someone burn down the house like Calley Means did" in 30 years, as internal divisions potentially complicate the final two years of President Trump's term.
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Joe Rogan helped Trump win the White House. Now his show is exposing divisions inside it
In 2024, Joe Rogan’s podcast was a platform for President Donald Trump, helping him win reelection. This year, it’s a place for a whistleblower-style conversation alleging “corruption” at the highest levels of the Trump administration.
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