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Members of the Trump administration knocked out pull-ups at Reagan National Airport on Monday as they rolled out a $1 billion initiative aimed at making the holiday rush healthier and more kid-friendly.
Video showed Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. doing 20 pull-ups with his shirt untucked as people counted each time he lifted his chin above the bar.
After Kennedy dropped back to the ground, Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stepped up to the bar and completed 10 pull-ups.
The display kicked off the administration’s “Make Travel Family Friendly Again” campaign, a program aimed at easing some of the most common frustrations families face when flying.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy does pull-ups at Reagan National Airport to promote a new program to make travel family friendly again. (CSPAN)
Duffy said the initiative is intended to make every part of the travel day more seamless, from navigating security with young children to finding places to exercise or nurse.
The $1 billion announced Monday is designed to help airports build more play areas and exercise spaces for kids, add mothers’ rooms or nursing pods, create family screening lanes at security checkpoints, and install sensory rooms for children with special needs.
Airports can also pitch their own projects if they focus on improving the family travel experience.
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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., completed 20 pull-ups at a press conference on Dec. 8, 2025, at Reagan National Airport. (Getty Images)
Duffy said bringing about a “Golden Age” of travel required focusing on families.
“Bringing about a Golden Age in travel has to involve making the family travel experience happier and healthier,” he said. “Today’s announcement demonstrates…
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