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Kennedy Criticizes Trump's Junk Food Diet

Kennedy Criticizes Trump's Junk Food Diet
"Don't Know How He's Alive": US Health Secretary On Trump's Junk Food Diet · NDTV

Robert F Kennedy Jr, the US Health Secretary, said that President Donald Trump eats a lot of junk food like McDonald's, candy, and Diet Coke.

He also said that Trump drinks Diet Coke all the time.

Kennedy was surprised that Trump is so healthy despite his diet.

He said that Trump is in excellent physical condition and has high testosterone levels for his age.

The White House also released a medical report saying that Trump is in excellent health.

They showed an MRI scan that proved all his major organs are healthy.

Trump is 80 years old and is the oldest person to be US President.

The White House said that the bruises on Trump's hand are from taking aspirin for his heart health.

Kennedy also joked about Trump, saying he wondered how the President was alive despite eating all the unhealthy food.

“I don't know how he's alive, but he is,” he said.

“And you don't know how he's walking around, much less being the most energetic person, you know, any of us have ever met.”

Key facts

Person
Donald Trump, Robert F Kennedy Jr, Dr. Mehmet Oz, Sean Barbabella
Trump's Diet
McDonald's, candy, Diet Coke
Health Assessment
Excellent health, high testosterone, healthy organs
Age
80 years old (in June)
Medical Scan
MRI scan showing excellent health

Quotes

Robert F Kennedy Jr

Health Secretary

“The interesting thing about the president is that he eats really bad food, which is McDonald's. And then candy and Diet Coke.”
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“He drinks Diet Coke at all times.”
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Sean Barbabella

President's doctor and Navy Captain

“President Trump agreed to meet with the staff and soldiers at Walter Reed Medical Hospital in October. In order to make the most of the President’s time at the hospital, we recommended he undergo another routine physical evaluation to ensure continued optimal health.”
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