Ex-RFK Jr. adviser says Trump admin corruption prompted resignation

Calley Means, a former adviser to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., cited internal corruption as his reason for resigning from the Trump administration. Means claimed that a concentrated group within the administration was responsible for the corruption, prompting his departure two weeks before the midterm elections. This timing is significant because the GOP faced a significant loss in those elections, and Means's comments add to the growing scrutiny of the Trump administration's operations during its tenure. His decision to speak out makes him one of the first former officials to publicly address issues within the executive branch.