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Trump indicates he would consider a ban on vaccines if elected

Two men wearing suits stand on stage, one speaking at a podium
Robert F Kennedy Jr, right, speaks with Donald Trump at a rally in Duluth, Georgia, on 23 October. Photograph: The Washington Post/Getty Images

Donald Trump has suggested vaccines could be banned if he becomes president, in the clearest sign yet of a radical shake-up in public health policy should he put his ally Robert F Kennedy Jr in charge of it.

Trump on Sunday told NBC that Kennedy, the anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist and former independent candidate who dropped out and endorsed Trump, would have a “big role in the administration” if wins Tuesday’s presidential election. Trump said he would talk to Kennedy about vaccinations.

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