At a rally in Des Moines, Iowa, President Trump referred to Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as 'a little different'. He announced a new sporting event, the Patriot Games, supporting high school athletes nationwide, set to be televised. Trump expressed grave concern over the rising autism rates, suggesting they may be artificially induced and pledging Kennedy’s role in addressing the epidemic. Kennedy launched a global research effort, promising results by September regarding autism causation, and faced backlash for remarks on the impact of autism on families and society.
President Trump highlighted the Patriot Games, a national competition for youth athletes, led by Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr., calling him 'a little different'.
Trump emphasized the alarming rise in autism rates, claiming that the numbers indicate that autism may be 'artificially induced', and Kennedy will help uncover the causes.
Kennedy announced a broad research initiative involving numerous scientists globally, with the goal of identifying causes of the autism epidemic by September.
Kennedy faced criticism for his comments regarding autism, stating that it 'destroys families' and represents a loss of potential for society.
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