Trump Considers Robert Kennedy Jr. for Key Health Policy Role

In a controversial move, Trump plans to involve vaccine skeptic Kennedy in child health initiatives if elected.

Donald Trump announced his intention to assign Robert F. Kennedy Jr. a significant role in health policy should he win the presidential election.
Trump aims to reduce child cancer, depression, and suicide rates by half within four years, although specifics on achieving these goals remain unclear.
Kennedy, a known vaccine skeptic, claims Trump promised him control over the Health and Agriculture Departments.
Kennedy's past includes promoting conspiracy theories and facing criticism from both Democrats and his own family.
Initially an independent presidential candidate, Kennedy withdrew and aligned with Trump, potentially preventing a split of votes.