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- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: Donald Trump awkwardly snubbed health and human services secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during the signing of a bipartisan bill permitting hole in 2% milk and schools, as reported by radar, online.com.
- 0:30[SPEAKER_00]: Cameras captured the moment when Trump, 79, called for Bobby while seated at the Resilute Desk in the Oval Office.
- 0:37[SPEAKER_00]: RFK Jr., 71, stepped forward with enthusiasm but was met with an unexpected revuff.
- 0:43[SPEAKER_00]: Where's Bobby?
- 0:44[SPEAKER_00]: Trump asked prompting Kennedy to approach and say, right here, Mr. President.
- 0:50[SPEAKER_00]: However, as Kennedy reached out for a handshake, Trump dismissed the gesture, telling him, go ahead, wherever you are.
- 0:57[SPEAKER_00]: The awkwardness prompted uncomfortable laughter, and as Kennedy began to speak, Trump remarked, we like Bobby.
- 1:03[SPEAKER_00]: To lighten the moment, Kennedy touched his hair with his hand before praising Trump.
- 1:08[SPEAKER_00]: I want to echo what Brooke, Rollins, said about finally having a president that sees the alignment between farm prosperity, good food policy and the health of our children, he proclaimed.
- 1:18[SPEAKER_00]: He concluded by stating the bill support of the Make America Healthy Agenda, after which he finally received the handshake he saw.
- 1:24[SPEAKER_00]: The event featured another awkward moment as Trump appeared to dose off while Rollins read about the bill.
- 1:30[SPEAKER_00]: He later revived, launching into an odd comment on the spelling of hole as he signed the bill, reversing a policy from former President Barack Obama that limited schools to fat-free or low-fat options.
- 1:41[SPEAKER_00]: It's actually a legal definition, whole milk.
- 1:44[SPEAKER_00]: And it's whole with a W for those of you that have a problem, he told reporters.
- 1:48[SPEAKER_00]: The whole milk for Healthy Kids Act of 2025 passed with bipartisan support last fall.
- 1:54[SPEAKER_00]: Rollins remarked that the bill aimed to counteract initiatives by former First Lady Michelle Obama, who launched efforts to reduce childhood obesity, beginning with the establishment of the White House kitchen garden in 2009, which sparked national health discussions.