An insider who was in the Oval Office when a man collapsed as President Donald Trump announced lower costs for weight loss drugs on Thursday, Nov. 6, is sharing what Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was doing during the commotion after clips of him at the conference went viral online.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appeared to quickly leave a press conference held at the Oval Office on Thursday, November 6, when a man suddenly collapsed. In a viral clip circulating on social media, an unidentified man (initially incorrectly said to be Novo Nordisk executive Gordon Findlay) began to fall to the ground — and as

Gordon Findlay is a Novo Nordisk manager based in Switzerland who didn’t attend the White House’s Nov. 6 drug pricing announcement. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wasn’t fleeing the scene, a White House spokesperson wrote on X; he was seeking medical attention for the man who fainted.

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