RFK Jr. says Trump would push to remove fluoride from drinking water. 'It's possible,' Trump says

RFK Jr.'s Fluoride Claims: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated that Donald Trump would push to remove fluoride from U.S. drinking water on his first day in office if elected.

Trump's Reaction: Trump has not fully discussed this issue with Kennedy but mentioned that the idea "sounds OK" and is "possible," showing his openness to revisiting fluoride use in public water.

Health Concerns Over Fluoride: While fluoride has long been promoted to prevent tooth decay, recent studies, including one by the National Toxicology Program, suggest that high fluoride levels may lower IQ in children.

EPA Ordered to Act: In response to these studies, a federal judge has instructed the Environmental Protection Agency to consider further regulating fluoride to mitigate potential health risks.

RFK Jr.'s Role in Trump’s Campaign: Kennedy, who frequently accompanies Trump and speaks at his rallies, is expected to have a significant role in Trump’s administration if he wins, potentially focusing on health policy reforms.