Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has expressed his intentions to support public health decisions rather than eliminate vaccines if appointed to a role in Donald Trump's upcoming administration. He emphasized the importance of informed choice, stating, 'If vaccines are working for somebody, I’m not going to take them away.' Kennedy, who has been associated with anti-vaccine activism, aims to provide more scientific research to guide public decisions regarding health products. He is expected to meet with Trump aides to discuss his potential position, with interests in roles related to health policy or as a 'White House health czar.' Additionally, he raised concerns over fluoride in drinking water, advocating for its removal despite public health endorsements of its safety. The stock prices of vaccine manufacturers fell on concerns about Kennedy’s potential influence in the administration.