Cancer patients are being kicked out of clinical trials that could save their lives because Donald Trump thinks scientific research is too woke.

The claim can be broken down into several components: 1) Cancer patients are being removed from clinical trials that could save their lives; 2) This is due to actions taken by Donald Trump; 3) The motivation behind these actions is Trump's view that scientific research is 'too woke.'

Evidence shows that during the Trump administration, there were substantial budget cuts, funding freezes, and policy changes at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and related agencies that disrupted cancer research programs and clinical trials.wired.comwired.comHow Trump Killed Cancer Researchcatalyst.harvard.educatalyst.harvard.eduMedical Researchers Baffled by Trump Administration’s Stop Work Order for... These disruptions included suspension of grant review meetings, termination of thousands of research grants, and a stop work order on a national clinical trial system used by many institutions.snopes.comsnopes.comTrump didn't 'cancel cancer research' — but his directives paused NIH meetings... Such actions have been widely criticized by scientists and cancer experts who warn that these cuts endanger patients by halting or delaying access to experimental treatments.

However, while the administration's policies targeted certain types of research funding, sometimes framed as opposing 'woke' or politically sensitive studies, there is no direct evidence from credible sources that Donald Trump personally ordered the removal of cancer patients from clinical trials specifically because he believed scientific research was 'too woke.' The motivation for funding cuts appears more complex and includes budgetary priorities and ideological opposition to some research areas.washingtonpost.comwashingtonpost.comTrump officials halt ‘dangerous’ NIH research, overriding career scientists

Therefore, the factual basis that cancer patients have been negatively impacted by Trump administration policies on clinical trials and cancer research is supported. The causal link to Trump's personal views on 'wokeness' in science is more speculative and not clearly documented in authoritative sources. This nuance leads to a verdict of Mostly True rather than fully True or False.