Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have stepped forward to support Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, who recently revealed his battle with prostate cancer and that his health is rapidly deteriorating.

Adams, who disclosed his diagnosis in March following a similar announcement by former President Joe Biden, has been approved for a new treatment involving Pluvicto, an FDA-approved drug that he hopes will extend his life.

Unfortunately, Adams has encountered difficulties with his healthcare provider, Kaiser of Northern California, which he claims has failed to schedule his crucial IV appointment, leaving him unable to reschedule.

Expressing his concern, Adams stated, “I am declining fast,” but noted that while Pluvicto is not a cure, it has shown promising results for many patients.

The 68-year-old cartoonist has turned to social media to seek assistance from Donald Trump, emphasizing his long-standing support for the former president.

Adams shared his plan, saying, “I will ask President Trump if he can get Kaiser of Northern California to respond and schedule it for Monday. That will give me a fighting chance to stick around on this planet a little bit longer.”

The president has immediately responded, writing to Truth Social on Sunday: ‘On it!’ 

Kennedy replied to Adams’ tweet himself: ‘Scott. How do I reach you? The President wants to help.’

Donald Trump and Robert F Kennedy Jr confirmed they want to help save the life of Dilbert creator Scott Adams after he admitted he is ‘declining fast’ from prostate cancer

Adams, who confirmed his diagnosis in March after former President Joe Biden announced he had the same cancer, was approved to receive a new FDA-approved drug called Pluvicto that he believes could keep him alive

White House Deputy Chief of Staff also sprung into action, writing: ‘No need till [sic] wait until Monday – @realDonaldTrump, @RobertKennedyJr, and @DrOz are all tracking now, Scott.’ 

Adams has yet to comment further.

The Daily Mail has reached out to the White House for comment. 

Adams announced the shock diagnosis in a Rumble stream in March as he said, like Biden, he has prostate cancer ‘that has also spread to my bones.’ 

The comic strip icon heartbreakingly revealed that doctors have told him he does not have long to live, and he ‘expects to be checking out sometime this summer.’ 

Adams had kept his cancer battle quiet, and although he did not say when he was diagnosed with the disease, he said he has ‘had it longer than (Biden) has had it.’ 

‘Well, longer than he’s admitted to having it,’ he added. 

The quip about when Biden was diagnosed with his stage 4 cancer comes as medical experts quickly questioned how the former president’s condition was able to progress so severely without it being previously detected. 

The writer, 68, announced that on Monday, he will take to social media and plead with Donald Trump for help. Adams is a longtime Trump supporter

Kennedy joined Trump and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino in asking how they could help Adams

Tributes poured in for Adams after he announced his shock cancer diagnosis. 

Conservative commentator Robby Starbuck urged his followers to ‘lift him up in prayer’ as he shared his surprise at Adams’ short prognosis. 

‘Scott Adams is a rare man who impacted so many people that he will never really know the gravity of it,’ he wrote. 

‘As he says here, his life expectancy is not likely to go past this summer but I hope it brings (him) some peace to know he’ll live on through those of us he impacted. 

‘Everyone please lift him up in prayer and tell him now while he’s alive just how meaningful he’s been to your life. Don’t wait until he passes to do that.’ 

Adams’ much-loved ‘Dilbert’ comics have been in circulation since 1989 and frequently pokes fun at office culture.

However, in recent years, he’s been taken to task by outraged liberals over his conservative views. 

In 2023, Penguin Random House dropped Adams’s self-help book following a racist rant in which he branded black people a ‘hate group.’

Adams’ much-loved ‘Dilbert’ comics have been in circulation since 1989 and frequently pokes fun at office culture. However, in recent years, he’s been taken to task by outraged liberals over his conservative views

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino (pictured) promised President Trump was on the case

Adams’s new book Reframe Your Brain was set to be published in September by Portfolio — the business imprint of Penguin Random House, but on Monday the embattled cartoonist tweeted: ‘My publisher for non-Dilbert books has canceled my upcoming book and the entire backlist.’

‘My book agent canceled me too,’ he noted.

Adams lamented the loss of his book publisher online, while claiming he still has ‘not seen any disagreement about my point of view.’

He has previously published books like Loserthink: How Untrained Brains Are Ruining America and How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big.

Later that year, Dilbert was canned by 77 newspapers after its creator Scott Adams started incorporating anti-woke plotlines, including a black character who identifies as white. 

Adams is believed to be worth nearly $70million – a fortune he amassed thanks to the popularity of his characters, as well as his non-Dilbert related works. 

His satirical strips feature in newspapers across 57 countries, and in 19 languages – and there are over 20 million Dilbert books and calendars in print.