RFK Jr fumes in the background as Trump throws new MAGA caps into crowd of reporters at Oval Office

RFK Jr was seen standing in the background without saying a word and a serious look on his face
RFK Jr was seen fuming in the background as Donald Trump unveiled his new MAGA caps at Oval Office (Screengrab/@cspan X)
RFK Jr was seen fuming in the background as Donald Trump unveiled his new MAGA caps at Oval Office (Screengrab/@cspan X)

WASHINGTON, DC: Robert F Kennedy Jr was seen fuming in the background as President Donald Trump launched new MAGA hats that read "Trump was right about everything", during an Oval Office address on Tuesday, February 25.

RFK Jr, who endorsed Trump in the 2024 presidential race, was selected as the new secretary of Health and Human Services by Trump after he took office last month. 



 

RFK Jr looks serious as Trump throws new MAGA hats into crowd of reporters

While unveiling the new cap, Trump told reporters at the Oval Office, "Look, see that? 'Trump was right about everything.' It just came in. Somebody sent it and I said this is a sentence by a fan."

He told a reporter, "You want one? Are you allowed to take one because he'll consider him sort of stiff. Brian, you are not as stiff," as he threw a cap to a reporter.

Throughout this, RFK Jr was seen standing in the background without saying a word and had a serious look on his face, per Irish Star.

WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 25: U.S. President Donald Trump holds up a hat stating
President Donald Trump holds up a hat stating 'Trump Was Right About Everything' after signing executive orders in the Oval Office at the White House on February 25, 2025, in Washington, DC (Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Interestingly, RFK Jr took part in the presidential race in 2024 as an Independent candidate but withdrew later and endorsed Trump, who eventually won.

The White House shared the clip and captioned it, "President Trump Hands Out 'TRUMP WAS RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING' Hats in the Oval Office."



 

Interestingly, the new cap comes as the red "Make America Great Again" caps, which were popularized by Trump, were diversified with many of the black "Dark MAGA" caps that were made popular by Elon Musk, per the outlet.

Internet chimes in as RFK Jr fumes in background while Trump unveils new MAGA caps

Several internet users shared their reactions as RFK Jr fumed in the background as President Donald Trump launched new MAGA hats into a crowd of reporters.

A user wrote on X, "RFK Jr should be highly embarrassed. He’ll be stuck with these images circulating for perpetuity. Shameful," while one added, "His flesh can't bear his soul."



 



 

A person also stated, "What a goddamn embarrassment," whereas one mentioned, "If RFK Jr was an honorable man he would take advantage of the opportunity and do the right thing."



 



 

A user also wrote, "Not to be unkind, but his face always looks dour, pained, and miserable," while one commented, "Imagine being a Kennedy and realizing you had to lower yourself to this."



 



 

A person added, "He looks like he’s in pain, I hope that look and feeling stays with him forever."



 

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