In a surprising alliance, President Donald Trump has announced the formation of an expert panel in collaboration with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to address the growing epidemic of chronic diseases in children. The announcement was made during a rally in Glendale, Arizona, where Trump praised Kennedy’s longstanding dedication to children’s health and emphasized the need to challenge Big Pharma’s role in this crisis.

Trump highlighted the alarming rise in conditions like autoimmune disorders, autism, and childhood obesity, which have been on the increase as pharmaceutical companies continue to profit. “I also want to salute Bobby’s decades of work as an advocate for the health of our families and our children. Nobody’s done more,” Trump said.

This joint initiative aims to investigate the environmental factors and toxins that could be contributing to these health problems. Trump’s pledge to establish a panel of top experts, working closely with Kennedy, signals a direct confrontation with industries that have long avoided accountability.

RFK Jr. echoed these sentiments, stressing the urgency of the issue and the importance of taking bold steps to protect future generations. “We will make Americans healthy again… within four years, America will be healthy,” Kennedy declared during his speech.

The partnership between Trump and Kennedy also extends beyond health concerns. Both leaders are committed to addressing broader issues such as ending the country’s involvement in foreign conflicts, securing the border, and protecting freedom of speech. While Kennedy acknowledged past disagreements with Trump, he emphasized that their shared goals outweighed those differences.

This bipartisan effort underscores a growing sentiment that the well-being of the nation’s children should take precedence over political divides, signaling what some are calling a “great awakening” in American politics.