‘I want people to listen’: Lincoln support group reacts to Trump’s ties between Tylenol and autismLINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – “I’ll say it, it’s not good,” said President Trump during a white house briefing Monday. Trump expressed this as he urged pregnant women to avoid Tylenol at all costs as a way of preventing autism in children. Cathy Martinez, the president of the Autism Family Network, a local autism support group, said when she heard the news, her initial reaction was positive. “Anytime the federal government looks at the autism prevalence rate, it’s a good thing,” said Martinez.