Who Is Jayme Franklin? CEO Who Appeared With Trump for Vaccine Announcement
Franklin, a conservative media entrepreneur, stood behind the president as he announced changes to vaccination recommendations.
Jayme Franklin, the founder and CEO of conservative media and lifestyle brand The Conservateur, recently appeared alongside President Donald Trump during a White House announcement. The incident has sparked curiosity among social media users who have been trying to identify Franklin. Franklin is a prominent conservative media entrepreneur and former Trump administration staffer who has worked in Republican politics and conservative media for years.
She started The Conservateur in 2019 while still a student at the University of California, Berkeley, and has since become a regular guest on Fox News. In the Oval Office, Franklin stood behind Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as he announced changes to federal childhood vaccination recommendations.
While Franklin did not specify her role in the announcement or how she was invited, she expressed her honor at joining Trump in a subsequent post on X. The executive order signed by Trump aims to reduce the number of diseases for which vaccines are universally recommended for children from 18 to 11, with other immunizations only offered to certain high-risk groups or through shared clinical decision-making between families and healthcare providers.
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