President Donald Trump He attracts warmth, not only from a doctor, but from the doll. During the White House Press Conference, Trump advised pregnant women to avoid acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, claiming that it can be associated with autism in children. His comments came despite the decades of research by showing that the drug is safe for use during pregnancy and remains one of the recommended self-promotal options fever or pain relief. But they were not just questionable claims that drew attention. Donald Trump repeatedly encountered an excuse for "acetaminophen", and there was the internet.

In Virual Tiktok Video, Mallory Lewis stressed a moment by asking: "Do you know who can say the word acetaminophen?" Then she expressed the iconic lamb doll, who made effortlessly ", I can say that. Acetaminophen. And I'm just a doll." The clip exploded on social media, and many praised a puppy sharp comic. One user wrote, "you caught up strayed from a lamb, not on my bingo card," While another polite: "Be fair, the trump card is also a doll."

Other fan reactions included "Lamb trump baking caps", "and" lamb shadows has always been a savage ".

Someone else saw: "Oh, lamb, I loved you in 3, and I love you even more, while the other user commented," Lamb shadowed that the Snark was put into that exactly what this world needs. "

Trump comments caused renewable concerns from the medical community. He claimed that the FDA would begin to warn doctors about Tylenol's alleged risks during pregnancy, although experts stressed that the evidence does not support his claim.

Doctors continue to recommend acetaminophen as the safest option for relief on pregnant women, warning that untreated Fevers can actually increase risks such as abortion, high blood pressure or defeat. Contrary to this, other options over the counter such as ibuprofen or aspirin can represent significant dangers during pregnancy.

The press conference also verified another controversial territory. Trump suggested a delay of certain childhood vaccinations, including hepatitis B cracking for newborns, despite the role vaccines played in virtual elimination of infections in children. Public health officials, including CDC and NIH, maintain that there is no credible connection between vaccines and autism.

The Trump's exhausted attempt to say Acetaminophen quickly became late night food on X (Earlier Twitter), where the users were turned to the trendy meme. One post from Republicans against Trump sarcastically gave up ", a medical advice from a guy who can't say acetaminophen? A heavy passage." Another user joked: "Which school did she end?" Although others dug their past infamous kittens, with one user, "whenever he talks to medicine, the trump card cannot help, but sounds like a huge moron. Remember for a moment to disinfect?"

Others made her relying on makeup to cover the manual bruise, saying: "Medical information from a man with a large a - purple spots on his hand and hides him with makeup?" Others simply leaned into the absurdity. "Dr. Trump is doing pharmacology," he wrote a user, while the other was declared, "the dumbest president in the American History of Mangles" Acetaminophen "as if it were some foreign language."

Even the late-night comedy could not resist weighing. "Daily Show", Jon Stewart inserted Trump's acetaminophen error, intervect your reaction with an emphasis, "No!" The study audience broke out as Stewart Quiped ", we want another opinion and the third pronunciation."

The comedian continued to point out the absurd moment, pointing out that Trump encountered the word, while seriously searched for pregnancy. "Look, there is already a ton of controversy over lack of acetaminophen bonding in pregnancy in Autism," Stewart said. "And you can't even try to pronounce the F-cking word properly?"