“Don’t take Tylenol if you’re pregnant.”— RFK Jr drops a circumcision bombshell at the cabinet table

“Don’t take Tylenol if you’re pregnant.”— RFK Jr drops a circumcision bombshell at the cabinet table

In a cabinet meeting that felt part C-SPAN, part group chat rumor, RFK Jr tells Donald Trump: “Don’t take Tylenol if you’re pregnant,” then lobs a circumcision-autism “bombshell.” We track the claims, the vibes, and the math—without picking a team jersey. Consider this a play-by-play for people who like receipts, not riots.

• RFK Jr praises Trump’s “courage,” then links autism rates to Tylenol use and circumcision—claims disputed by many medical experts.
• Trump riffs on vaccines, MMR schedules, and dosing, while RFK Jr cites Wisconsin and California autism stats as “national security” level.
• The cabinet room turns into a de facto press conference: Tylenol warnings, vaccine skepticism, circumcision correlation talk—everything but a peer-review stamp.
• We contextualize: what was actually said, what’s contested, and why this rhetoric lands with voters across the spectrum.