Ex-RFK Jr. aide tells Joe Rogan Trump advisers took special-interest money

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A former aide to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told podcaster Joe Rogan that key advisers to President Donald Trump took special-interest money while shaping policy. Calley Means said pollster Tony Fabrizio, whose clients include Pepsi and pharmaceutical companies, determines policy viability and dismissed his push for school lunch reform. He also accused political operative James Blair of taking sugar industry money, with strategy prioritizing midterm fundraising over policy. Means said the influence reflects a structural Washington problem across both parties, adding that staffers now blame Trump, though he bears ultimate responsibility.


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