Charles James Kirk was an American right-wing political activist, entrepreneur, and media personality. He co‑founded the conservative student organization Turning Point USA in 2012 and served as its executive director until his assassination in 2025. At CharlieKirk's memorial, President Donald Trump veered off-script to reveal his administration had uncovered new findings on autism. He hinted that an upcoming public health briefing will examine possible links between acetaminophen, widely sold as Tylenol, and autism spectrum... Donald Trump also teased today’s announcement during a Sunday memorial service for MAGA influencer CharlieKirk, telling the crowd, “I think we found an answer to autism,” and promising them, “we won’t let it happen anymore... Trump teased the forthcoming announcement, scheduled for 4 pm local time, as "one of the most important news conferences I'll ever have." "I think we found an answer to autism, how about that?" he said, speaking to a huge crowd at the memorial of CharlieKirk, the slain right-wing activist. Elsewhere in Trump's speech, the President spoke directly to Kirk's parents. "To Charlie’s parents, who lost their beloved Son and to the entire Kirk family, we know that no words could ever be enough to fill the void he leaves behind," he said. President Donald Trump spoke on a forthcoming announcement regarding an "answer to autism" at CharlieKirk's public memorial on Saturday, Sept. 20. “I think you’re going to find it to be amazing,” Trump told the Glendale, Arizona, crowd memorializing the conservative activist. The Trump administration on Monday linked the growing rates of autism in the U.S. to pain and fever reliever Tylenol, also sold by its generic name, acetaminophen, a link medical experts say is unproven. US President Donald Trump has promised a major autism-related announcement from the White House on Monday US time. The revelation came with Trump onstage in Arizona, where he paid tribute to slain right-wing activist CharlieKirk in a lengthy speech. Speaking during his address at a memorial service for the slain conservative activist CharlieKirk in Arizona on Sunday, the president veered off at a tangent to promote his next public appearance by saying, “I think you’re going to find it to be amazing. I think we found an answer to autism.” US President Donald Trump Sunday teased what he called a "very important" announcement on autism, sparking speculations about a fresh controversy over health claims. Speaking at a memorial event for conservative activist CharlieKirk in Arizona, Trump told the audience, “I think... What did Donald Trump say? During his speech at CharlieKirk’s memorial service on Sunday, Trump said he would speak from the Oval Office on Monday about autism. “I think you’re going to find it to be amazing,” he told the audience. “I think we found an answer to autism.” Hey everyone, let's dive into a pretty hot topic: the intersection of Donald Trump, autism, and CharlieKirk. This combo has sparked some serious conversations, and, frankly, some misinformation. President Donald Trump says he has “the answer to autism” and plans to reveal those findings in a highly anticipated report during a Sept.21 for conservative activist CharlieKirk, who was killed Sept. 10 while speaking to a crowd at Utah Valley University, in Orem, Utah. Donald Trump says his government has found the "answer" to autism in a bizarre sidetrack while speaking at CharlieKirk's memorial.The answer to both of those questions, screamed in unison from the crowd, was “No,” to which Trump replied, “good.” #charliekirk #donaldtrumpjr.
