‘Love on the Spectrum’ Star Dani Bowman Blasts Trump Over Tylenol, Autism Remarks

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"Love on the Spectrum" star Dani Bowman is ripping President Trump for claiming Tylenol use among pregnant mothers is linked to autism ... and she's got a couple middle fingers she's extending his way.

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00:00I wanted to ask you about recent comments made by the president regarding

00:07Tylenol and its impacts on autism.

00:12It's nearly impossible to just come to a conclusion that the cause of

00:17autism by Tylenol, you can't just study for six months and say

00:22end of story for the cause of autism. Besides, I even met some of the moms

00:28that never took Tylenol before their autistic child was born, and they

00:34said that everything's false. It actually came from genetics. My sister and I,

00:40we inherited the autism DNA from my dad. So then again, it comes from

00:46genetics. Okay, so then when you see the president talking about it in a way that

00:52you don't think is like, you know, scientific or whatever, is that upset?

00:57They think they're scientists, but they're not at all. They just don't know.

01:01They just come up with anything out of their, well, you know, from their behind.

01:04Jeez, like what the heck?

01:07Totally. You seem like it could be a politician.

01:10Well, that could be a possibility. I would appreciate that offer.

01:15Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, when I heard those comments, I was like, you know, I know

01:19autistic people and kids, and also I know they're mothers, and it's almost like it's

01:26mother blaming that, you know, you took something during your pregnancy and now

01:31it's your fault that, you know, they say it's a bad thing, you know? So all around I

01:36was like, just offended on behalf of the autistic people I know.

01:38Yeah, it's very stigmatizing to hear from Trump and RFK Jr. some statements

01:43about autism that's stating that autism is a disease. It's, metaphorically, it's

01:48like saying autism is a disease without saying it. Well, then again, autism is not

01:54a disease. It's just a part of who we are. And the advice I would say to people on

01:59the autism spectrum is to stay strong, accept yourself for who you are, don't

02:03listen to any negativity, any stigmas, and fight for your rights.

02:09What's your, what was your, what's your message to Trump on the issue and the link

02:12between autism and Tylenol? If there is one, it seems like there's not.

02:17Trump, I can't, I have to censor that. Sorry. Trump is protecting his country with

02:23his big beautiful bill to trade Medicaid for Homeland Security. Well, I've got a

02:30message for him.

02:32Oh, no.

02:33Oh, no.

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