- President Donald Trump signed an executive order calling for revamped federal guidance on childhood vaccine recommendations to promote spacing out shots.
- Social media attention focused heavily on Jayme Franklin, a former Trump staffer standing behind him in the Oval Office who repeatedly nodded during the announcement.
- Online commentators mocked Franklin's constant nodding and posture, nicknaming her “bobble head” and questioning her presence at the signing.
- Franklin, the CEO of conservative lifestyle brand The Conservateur, stated she was honored to attend the event to support parental freedom in vaccine decisions.
- White House spokesman Kush Desai stated Franklin represented parents whose vaccine concerns have been ignored, defending the administration's policy.
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