RFK Jr. May Have ‘Big Role in the Administration’ If Trump Wins
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s future looks promising if former President Donald Trump walks away with a win after Tuesday’s election. Trump told NBC News in a phone interview Sunday that Kennedy will play a “big role in the…
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s future looks promising if former President Donald Trump walks away with a win after Tuesday’s election.
Trump told NBC News in a phone interview Sunday that Kennedy will play a “big role in the administration.” Trump added he is open to Kennedy’s controversial views on health.
Kennedy has long decried the dire effects on vaccines and their link to autism even though studies have proven otherwise.
Trump said he wouldn’t rule it out banning some vaccines if he wins the White House.
“Well, I’m going to talk to and talk to other people, and I’ll make a decision, but he’s a very talented guy and has strong views,” Trump said.
The Republican presidential nominee would not say what exact role Kennedy would play in his administration.
“He can do anything he wants,” Trump said Thursday at an event in Arizona.
Kennedy was “going to work on health and women’s health,” Trump said.
He may have a role in battling “chronic childhood disease,” two sources within the Trump campaign told NBC News.
Kennedy tweeted on Saturday the Trump administration would try to ban fluoride in water since it is “industrial waste” and leads to cancer and other diseases.