Health
STAT+: MAHA leader Calley Means castigates White House officials as bending to industry
Publication: STAT
Author: Daniel Payne
Source published: 06/11/2026, 21:55:21 UTC
Briefing created: 07/11/2026, 00:53:58 UTC
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Briefings
A Trump administration official named Calley Means reported to Joe Rogan that corporate influence and funding were derailing the MAHA agenda, specifically regarding glyphosate policy. Means described an 'almost violent reaction' from industry groups and noted a White House official presented him with a policy to boost glyphosate production, which he stated was 'not up for discussion.'
Key points
- Trump administration official Calley Means reported to Joe Rogan that corporate interests and funding were derailing the MAHA agenda.
- Means stated a White House official presented him with a policy to boost glyphosate production, which he described as 'not up for discussion'.
Context
The finding comes from a recording released by the podcaster Joe Rogan, where Means, a former White House health official, criticized industry pressure on health policy. This highlights a conflict between federal health goals and corporate funding, specifically regarding glyphosate.
Limitations
Evidence is limited to a single recording with no additional context or verification. The specific date of the recording is not provided, and the source is unverified.
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