Washington Post - A former White House aide who quit last month took broad aim at some of President Donald Trump’s senior advisers, saying they had treated the president “like a baby in many respects” and prioritized money for the midterms over Make America Healthy Again policy goals.

Calley Means, who also served as a top aide to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., said Sunday on CBS News’s “Face the Nation” that he was concerned that Trump “has been subverted” by top aides and strategists who he alleged were seeking money from major industries for the midterm elections. He zeroed in on some top aides, notably Susie Wiles, who left her role as chief of staff Friday, as a staff shake-up is underway.

Means’s interview with “Face the Nation” host Margaret Brennan followed an appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast in an episode released Friday in which he named staffers he believed blocked or hindered progress on policies popular within the MAHA movement.