RFK Jr.: Trump ‘eats really bad food’ but has ‘constitution of a deity’
Health Secretary RFK Jr. noted Trump’s reliance on fast food while traveling but praised his resilience and highest recorded testosterone for those over 70, per Dr. Oz.
- On January 13, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told Katie Miller’s podcast that President Donald Trump eats fast food from major chains like McDonald’s and Diet Coke while traveling.
- As background, Kennedy noted Trump trusts familiar corporate food on trips to avoid getting sick, contrasting it with the really good meals he eats at Mar-a-Lago and the White House.
- Kennedy added vivid commentary, saying 'He's just pumping himself full of poison all day long.' and marveling that Trump 'has the constitution of a deity,' showing surprising stamina.
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Cameras captured an embarrassing scene between Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the White House. The US president denied his health minister the handshake. Kennedy was still full of praise for Trump.
RFK Jr. weighs in on Trump's diet, marvels at his good health
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has raised eyebrows with candid remarks about President Trump's eating habits, questioning how the president remains vibrant despite a diet heavy on fast food. On a recent episode of The Katie Miller Podcast aired on Tuesday, Kennedy discussed Trump's preference for McDonald’s and Diet Coke, while also noting the president’s robust health. The podcast, hosted by Katie Miller, wife of Whit…
'I don't know how he's alive': RFK Jr. reveals Trump's 'unhinged' eating habits
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently shared some surprising details about President Trump’s eating habits. He said he doesn’t know how the president is alive given his “unhinged” diet. It’s unusual to hear the person in charge of the nation’s health express such shock over what the president eats. According to NDTV, RFK Jr. talked about the president’s diet during a recent podcast. He said Trump often eats “really bad food,” pointing …
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