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RFK Jr. Says Trump Eats Fast Food on the Road, Calls His Resilience Extraordinary

The podcast remarks intensify scrutiny of the president's diet against official medical assurances of exceptional health.

Overview

  • On Katie Miller’s podcast released Tuesday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the president eats McDonald’s, candy and constant Diet Coke while traveling.
  • Kennedy said Trump chooses big corporate chains on the road because he trusts them to be safe and to avoid getting sick.
  • He marveled at the president’s stamina, saying Trump has “the constitution of a deity” and adding, “I don’t know how he’s alive.”
  • The comments draw attention to Kennedy’s Make America Healthy Again Commission, which has criticized fast food for harming children’s health.
  • The White House points to medical evaluations — an October 2025 Walter Reed exam and a recent MRI summary — describing the president as in exceptional health, as Trump recently told the Wall Street Journal he takes 325 mg of aspirin daily and sometimes uses makeup to cover bruises.