Ex-Trump admin official Calley Means wildly suggests Susie Wiles a 69-year-old cancer survivor has the capacity to inflict physical harm

Calley Means, a former senior adviser to Health Secretary Robert F.Kennedy Jr., wildly suggested Monday that Susie Wiles might “inflict physical harm” on him after he accused the former White House chief of staff of undercutting President Trump’s Make America Healthy Again agenda. Means, who resigned his post last month, has since accused Wiles and lobbying firm Ballard Partners of successfully pushing back against several MAHA policy goals, including by allegedly promoting an executive order declaring glyphosate-based herbicides – which Means believes may cause cancer –  critical to national security. “People who know Susie well have warned me that she has the capacity to inflict physical harm,” Means wrote on X. In a separate post, Means described Wiles as “ruthless.” “Anyone who went around her, she sought to destroy,” he claimed.  Wiles, who was replaced by Trump aide Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff last week, was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. It’s unclear what sort of “physical harm” Means believes the 69-year-old grandmother may be capable of.  In an interview with podcaster Joe Rogan, Means further alleged that Wiles promoted a “demonic” culture inside the White House, including by purportedly blocking an investigation into the amount of sugar in children’s diets because she needed “money from the sugar people to win the midterms.”“Calley Means’ accusations are outrageous, defamatory, and provably false,” a spokesperson for Wiles told Axios.

“Susie has dedicated her career to fighting for President Trump and the American people, and will not allow these lies to go unanswered.”Means also claimed he’s received “unhinged threats” from former White House official James Blair, who he’s accused of pushing against MAHA efforts to ban fruit-flavored vapes, including by allegedly arguing pro-vaping policies were “a core midterm issue” for Republicans. “[Y]ou can’...