WASHINGTON — President Trump’s anti-vaccine comments on Monday signal health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s growing influence — and raise new questions about how far the pair may go to upend vaccine policy.

Standing with Kennedy beside him at the White House, Trump called the childhood vaccine schedule a “disgrace” and railed against the practice of vaccinating children early on in life, with multiple shots at each doctor’s visit. If the health care industry was still hoping for daylight between Trump and Kennedy on vaccines, the president’s comments on Monday were a harsh awakening.

During the event, held to announce that officials were tying the use of Tylenol in pregnancy to autism , Trump and Kennedy acted like old friends. Trump recalled meeting Kennedy in his office more tha

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