After Trump’s intervention, Adams joked that “nobody in senior management at Kaiser, my health care company, had a good weekend.” He added: “I feel bad about it, but good about it — because it might have saved my life. I mean, there’s a very good chance.”
In a statement, Kaiser Permanente, the Oakland-based managed care organization, did not specify if or how it responded to the president’s intervention, but it said, “Mr. Adams’ oncology team is working closely with him on the next steps in his cancer care, which are already underway.”
Correction. I don’t see any direct evidence that Trump or RFK actually did anything. Just them responding to the tweet was enough to get the insurance company moving.
Got a source, please?
https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/11/03/trump-scott-adams-cancer/
Correction. I don’t see any direct evidence that Trump or RFK actually did anything. Just them responding to the tweet was enough to get the insurance company moving.
Thanks for the information regardless.
Sad that you have to be famous to get
life-threateningedit: life-saving! treatment in circumstances where the rest is simply denied and left to die.Excuse me, what?
LIFE-THREATENING TREATMENT, OKAY?!
(Thanks, edited).
You’re going to get this treatment or I’m going to hurt you!