Former Kennedy Health Adviser Asks That Records on Wiles's Health Policy Influence Be Preserved

Calley Means, a former top adviser to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has asked that records on the health policy influence of former White House chief of staff Susie Wiles be preserved, according to reporting by The Hill.

The Hill reported that the request followed allegations Means made that Wiles led the Trump administration to consistently bow to corporate interests on health policy. The report's summary says the request was made "in light of suggestions" about Wiles, but the summary ends before describing those suggestions in full, so the specific claims cannot be set out from the available reporting.

According to the same report, written by Mira Bhakta, the records request concerns Wiles's influence on health policy. The summary does not say to whom the request was addressed, what the records would contain, or how they would be preserved.

The available reporting also does not say whether the White House, Wiles, or the Department of Health and Human Services has responded to the request or to the allegations. Readers seeking those details will need the full text of The Hill's article.

Sources: The Hill: Ex-RFK Jr adviser requests records on Wiles’s health policy influence.