Donald Trump has nixed another debate with rival Kamala Harris, canceled various interviews, and even pulled out of an NRA rally in the final lead-up to Election Day. Now, another cancellation to throw onto the pile: A virtual "Make America Healthy Again" town hall that the former president was set to hold with supporters Robert F.

The two are improbable avatars of a campaign to restore America’s health, and some former Trump aides expressed skepticism the GOP nominee would follow through.

Trump has suggested that he would elect Kennedy to a position in his administration related to health if he wins the election, to the dismay of many scientists who consider the medical freedom movement a threat to public health and are concerned that anti-vaccine sentiments will lead to more deaths from infectious diseases.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. claims Trump can ‘Make America Healthy Again,’ but many of his decisions as president opposed these ideas.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, Robert F Kennedy Jr., and Civil Rights Attorney Leo Terrell will be campaigning for Donald Trump in Omaha -- where a single electoral vote independent from the rest of Nebraska could turn the electoral college -- on Saturday evening.