There was a very bad hit piece from some fake news outlet about Susie Wiles, not too long ago (a few months iirc) which was all lies. RAV is reputable, but they may not have the whole story.

Wiles was a lobbyist before she started to work for PDJT and her clients were reported to be pharma, among other powerful corporations/industries. Those people never break their ties or abandon old friends because they know their White House job is temporary. It will take a lot to persuade me that Wiles was a white hat. She may not have been the blackest of hats, but she did NOT work for PDJT. She had other loyalties and that was evident by some of the decisions that President Trump made, especially regarding MAHA.
I could see the conflict between RFK Jr. and the White House from way up here in Canada and the decisions and public statements made no sense. I’m actually surprised that RFK didn’t just quit because of the roadblocks Wiles threw up that trace back to her loyalties to pharma. Many have reported that she was pretty much running the country because nothing got to PDJT that she didn’t approve of first. Now that she’s gone, we may be able to expect that more policies will advance that actually benefit Americans and not industries or corporations that do not operate in the best interests of Americans (pharma, Pepsi, etc.). And I’ve read that Wiles’ daughter is now a lobbyist and her employer has done well by Susie. Good riddance to someone who was there to enrich herself and her family, rather than advance PDJT’s agenda.
As a final point, I’m starting to see that President Trump puts so much stock in loyalty that, if you’re able to persuade him that you’re loyal to him, he will overlook many other bad characteristics or problems about you that others might bring to him about you. It appears to be a blind spot for him and I’m optimistic that Stephen Miller can change a few things. MAHA needs to move forward ‘bigly’ to restore the health and safety of children, mostly. I 100% believe that Wiles and her own secret loyalties were standing in the way of that.