Attorney General Todd Blanche has dismissed corruption allegations made by former Trump health adviser Calley Means against senior White House officials. The allegations, which suggest that Trump's health agenda was undermined, have sparked internal conflict within Trump's coalition. Means accused former chief of staff Susie Wiles of blocking health initiatives for financial gain, while Blanche labeled him as a disgruntled former official. Former FDA Commissioner Marty Makary partially supported Means' claims about lobbyist pressure. The White House has not responded to requests for comment.
Key facts
- Attorney General Todd Blanche dismissed Calley Means' allegations on CNN.
- Means accused Wiles of blocking health initiatives for financial reasons.
- Rep. Marlin Stutzman called for scrutiny of the allegations.
- Former FDA Commissioner Marty Makary supported some of Means' claims.
- The White House and Justice Department did not respond to Axios.
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