Vice President Vance said Wednesday that pregnant women should lean on their doctor for advice on whether to take Tylenol after President Trump earlier this week said pregnant women should “fight like hell not to take it” because of potential links to autism.

Vance was asked during an exclusive interview with NewsNation reporter Reshad Hudson what pregnant women should take for pain given the president’s comments, which have drawn pushback from medical experts.

“What I took from the president’s announcement and also the CDC’s recommendations here is we just have to be careful. We know some of these medications have side effects. We know that even despite those side effects, sometimes they're necessary,” Vance, a father of three young children, said during the interview in North Carolina.

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