Susie Wiles accused of prioritizing fundraising over public health before Trump replaced her

Former White House chief of staff Susie Wiles was accused on Joe Rogan's podcast of prioritizing midterm fundraising over public health, hours before President Donald Trump announced her replacement. Calley Means, a former senior HHS adviser, claimed Wiles repeatedly cited fundraising needs when blocking health policies, including limits on sugar in children's diets and kratom products. He also alleged corporations hiring her daughter, lobbyist Katie Wiles, received priority access, with her firm's revenue rising to roughly $30 million annually. Trump named Stephen Miller as Wiles' successor, effective Monday, while praising her work and moving her to his political operation. The change follows Democrats reclaiming both congressional chambers, aided by strong Latino voter support in South Texas.