Ex-MAHA leader Calley Means says White House officials bend to industry

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Calley Means, a recently resigned Make America Healthy Again leader, said on Joe Rogan's podcast that the Trump administration's health agenda has been derailed by corporate interests and money. Means accused top White House officials of altering policies in response to industry influence, citing a fight over glyphosate where industry groups pressured agencies against restricting the herbicide. He said a White House official presented a policy to boost its production, noting it was "not up for discussion." Means, who worked in the White House and federal health agencies until recently, said Americans "are being duped and gaslighted and lied to." His comments were released Friday.


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