Comments on What Susie Wiles Was Like in President Trump’s White House
Here is what Washington insider Calley Means shared about Susie Wiles.
Calley Means just went on Joe Rogan and blew up at Susie Wiles for destroying MAHA.
“She spent her career taking money from Benjamin Netanyahu.”
“The pharmaceutical industry.”
“The pesticide industry.”
“Trump’s administration has been infiltrated by the very people that he energized voters to say he would get out of DC.”
“Susie Wiles is the most powerful chief of staff in modern American history.”
“She has a couple of deputies.”
“James Blair … long-term political consultant.”
“He’s taken a lot of money from … special interests.”
“The sugar industry.”
“Walker Barrett.”
“Susie’s neighbor in Florida.”
“Junior guy, but extremely powerful.”
“Richard Walters.”
“A kind of mid-level fundraiser.”
“He came from a lobbying firm … that lobbied for pesticides.”
“Lobbied for pharma.”
“These are the most powerful people in the country.”
“Tony Fabrizio.”
“He takes money from Pepsi.”
“He takes money from pharmaceutical companies.”
“He takes money from almost every single industry we’re fighting against right now to this day.”
“Susie’s daughter became a lobbyist.”
“The group Susie’s daughter worked for had almost zero in revenue before the Trump administration.”
“Shot up to $30-ish million a year in revenue.”
“If you’re a special interest and you want to get something done, the secret’s out.”
“You pay Susie’s daughter.”
“And then Susie worked at a firm called Ballard Partners.”
“Ballard Partners has become the highest revenue-generation lobbying firm in history.”
“If you hire Ballard, you get a meeting with Susie.”
“And you can get things done.”
Joe Rogan: “Is this normal?”
Means: “This is how it works for 30 years.”
@calleymeans @joerogan
— Holden Culotta (@Holden_Culotta) November 6, 2026
Kari Lake is gracious about Susie Wiles’ departure.
.@SusieWiles47 fought like hell for President Trump and every American who wants their country back. She took the hits from the media and the swamp and never quit. She deserves enormous credit for what this administration has achieved.
@StephenM as Chief of Staff is exactly what we need right now. He sees the threats clearly, doesn’t flinch, and will keep mass deportations moving full speed while we make America more affordable for working families. No slowing down. No apologies.
It’s Miller time.
— Kari Lake (@KariLake) November 6, 2026
Right in front of Bannon, Navarro exposed the behind-the-scenes calculations of several top Republicans in Washington.
Former House Speaker McCarthy had once hatched a shrewd two-step plan: put Jim Jordan forward as a congressional leader, get himself into the White House with the power of chief of staff, and then steer Washington right back down the old path dominated by political lobbyists.
But that plan never came to fruition. The White House brought Stephen Miller back, and Navarro called this “the beginning of the MAGA movement’s revival.” Among the core members who first preached the gospel back in 2016, Miller was rock-solid on every matter of principle—a true warrior.
Next, Navarro turned his fire on Jim Jordan right then and there.
Jordan wears the golden badge of “fighting the weaponization of the justice system,” and at congressional hearings he has always been the loudest voice and the one pounding the table hardest.
But in Navarro’s view, that tough-guy facade has long since shattered. Speaking directly to Bannon, Navarro named names: when the two of us were thrown into federal prison because the justice system was weaponized against us over congressional subpoenas, Jordan didn’t lift a finger for us on the weaponization issue.
Onstage, he puts on a full show of resisting judicial abuse of power, yet when allies are actually crushed by the machinery of justice, he chooses to stay out of it.
Navarro’s words were blunt: unless Jordan can prove he still has the backbone he once had, Navarro will never support him again.
https://t.co/LZx6eewH7P
— 战斗室 (@7warroom) November 8, 2026