"Trump went further. “With Tylenol, don’t take it. Don’t take it,” he advised, adding later that women could make an exception if they had an “extremely high fever” and couldn’t “tough it out.”https://...  more"Trump went further. “With Tylenol, don’t take it. Don’t take it,” he advised, adding later that women could make an exception if they had an “extremely high fever” and couldn’t “tough it out.”https://www.politico.com/news/2025/09/23/trump-tylenol-vaccines-autism-00577067The words you highlighted above:"I think you shouldn't take it and you shouldn't take it during the entire pregnancy."  

Maybe they shouldn't have been so diplomatic.

Why didn't the UN delegates just up and walk out when Trump clearly took a dump on them?

And this is the most important p0iece of advice:Harvard says it is a risk and Mother's should use minimum dose for shortest time possible. This is far different than Trump saying that Tylenol shouldn't be used at all.  Do you see the diffeece?

"In a statement to NewsRadio 1080 KRLD, Kenvue writes:
"This post from 2017 is being taken out of context. We do not recommend pregnant women take any medication without talking to their doctor. This is consistent with the regulations and product label fo...  more"In a statement to NewsRadio 1080 KRLD, Kenvue writes:
"This post from 2017 is being taken out of context. We do not recommend pregnant women take any medication without talking to their doctor. This is consistent with the regulations and product label for acetaminophen."
Federal regulators have also weighed in. Earlier this year, the FDA issued a notice acknowledging some studies that suggest a possible association between prenatal acetaminophen use and neurological conditions, but emphasized that a causal link has not been established.
Medical experts continue to recommend acetaminophen as the preferred over-the-counter pain reliever for pregnant women when used as directed, noting that alternatives such as ibuprofen or aspirin carry known risks."https://www.audacy.com/krld/news/national/tylenols-2017-tweet-on-pregnancy-resurfacesEDIT TO ADD"“In more than two decades of research on the use of acetaminophen in pregnancy, not a single reputable study has successfully concluded that the use of acetaminophen...    less

I guess he figures ABC will be willing to settle again.

If you close your eyes and ears and have a limited number of brain cells, it's not hard to understand.

So, basically Trump is saying that he's gong to go after ABC in the hope of making even more money off a lawsuit against them.  What a shock.

This is from 2017 - couldn't you find anything more current?  Probably not, because the SCIENCE doesn't support it.

A child is either born autistic (because it is GENETIC) or it isn't.  Vaccines are given AFTER a baby is born.  Try doing some research on this from a reputable source, not some brain-addled heroin addict and his cohorts.

A child who has already been born who is given Tylenol would not develop autism AFTER BIRTH.  Women should listen to their doctors about what should or shouldn't be taken and when, not someone with absolutely NO MEDICAL TRAINING and who has a hi...  moreA child who has already been born who is given Tylenol would not develop autism AFTER BIRTH.  Women should listen to their doctors about what should or shouldn't be taken and when, not someone with absolutely NO MEDICAL TRAINING and who has a history of a brain worm, heroin addiction, etc. and Trump is not a medical professional either.  In fact, he isn't any kind of professional at all.When Texas lifted the vaccination requirement, there was a measles outbreak and I believe two children died.  Is that what you want?   Measles was declared non-existent in the US for decades.  Stop giving the other vaccines and you'll have the same problem.  But, hey - it won't affect your kids, so what the heck.  less

I didn't have to put words in your mouth - you said them yourself.

Clearly, otherwise there would be fewer politicians and pundits on TV,

True.

They're talking about not taking Tylenol during PREGNANCY - not after the child gets the vaccine.  I take it you didn't vaccinate your kids.  Well, let me tell you that I had mumps, measles, rubella, chicken pox and whooping cough because I had ...  moreThey're talking about not taking Tylenol during PREGNANCY - not after the child gets the vaccine.  I take it you didn't vaccinate your kids.  Well, let me tell you that I had mumps, measles, rubella, chicken pox and whooping cough because I had them before there were vaccines.  None of it was fun.    

Apparently, Pet Eater has had yet another comment removed.  Is this site being run by North Korea?

Thank you for pointing that out.  My apologies.  I corrected my original comment.

So, you think it's OK for politicians to lie on TV.  I get it.  

Too bad we have a president who can't act, read and speak better than a third grader:https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/22/health/video/trump-rfk-announce-autism-acetaminophen-connection-lead-digvid

The administration is trying to convince us that using Tylenol during pregnancy causes autism. But, did you know this?

If lying blatantly is against the FCC rules, Then Trump should never be allowed on television.

True.  Bet that factored into ABC reinstating him. 

Are you one of those who cheered when ABC took Jimmy Kimmel off the air? Well, boo hoo for you. He'll be back.

Jimmy Kimmel Live" will be back on ABC beginning tomorrow night. Disney said the show was suspended "because we felt some of the comments were ill-timed and thus insensitive. We have spent the last days having thoughtful conversations with Jimmy, and afte...  moreJimmy Kimmel Live" will be back on ABC beginning tomorrow night. Disney said the show was suspended "because we felt some of the comments were ill-timed and thus insensitive. We have spent the last days having thoughtful conversations with Jimmy, and after those conversations, we reached the decision to return the show on Tuesday."  

Welby, you are one of my favorite lunatics.  :)

Thanks for the further research.  I do believe Nexstar is using this to curry favor.  Makes me wonder just how long the powers that be are going to let Trump get away with this nonsense.

This is one of the few times I enjoyed AI.  

“The F.C.C. should promote freedom of speech,” - unless Trump doesn't like what they're saying about him.  Then, they should be silenced.

Why did you leave out FOX?

They shouldn't be doing either.

Melania could have scooped up the poop with the UFO she was wearing.

Good point!

Let's hope a few more like Carlson express their dismay.

It not only costs money, but these are not regular military -they are people with everyday lives and families being taken away from their routines to do this work.  

The photo may be AI, but the fact is, the National Guard is being used to garden and pick up trash.  These are people who have normal, everyday lives and they are being taken away from their families and jobs to do this work at taxpayer expense.

Want a good laugh? Take a look at this video. Props to the horse.

From National Guard to National Gardeners.


...  moreFrom National Guard to National Gardeners.




The Guardian: “If soldiers are going to be deployed to your city, what would you prefer they do: point a rifle in your face or mow your grass? This is not a question I ever expected to have to consider in my days on this planet, but life is full of surprises. As part of Donald Trump’s military deployment to address Washington, DC’s so-called “crime emergency,” National Guard troops are being tasked with various groundskeeping duties around the United States capital. These duties include spreading mulch around cherry trees, picking up trash, and general maintenance of public spaces. The president must have been too embarrassed to get Four Seasons Total Landscaping involved again, so he got the military to do it instead.”   less

Shouldn't this aggravate every taxpayer?

And so it begins ...

I wish it was that easy.  Hopefully, one day Karma will come for him and all of the nastiness he has spewed will come back to bite him.

I think this has a lot to do with the fact that, like CBS, Nexstar is currently seeking FCC approval for a $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna, another major U.S. broadcaster.  I'd pretty sure this move to sideline Kimmel is to placate Trump ...  moreI think this has a lot to do with the fact that, like CBS, Nexstar is currently seeking FCC approval for a $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna, another major U.S. broadcaster.  I'd pretty sure this move to sideline Kimmel is to placate Trump so the FCC allows the acquisition.  

Can you imagine having the spend two days with Trump and listening to his nonsense?  I'll bet King Charles will be happy to see him gone.

Then I'll worry about it if and when it reaches my town.

I don't live in DC, so I don't care.

I hate to disagree, but a night in the UK is the same length as it is in the US.  

I saw this a little while ago, but it was YouTube so I couldn't open it.  How could they not like him?  He's perfect - he said so.

What's the difference?

They'd need about a year and a half.

Thanks.  :)