RFK Jr. Targets Major Food Companies in Raw Material War

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently posted a playful workout video featuring himself and Kid Rock on social media. This initiative comes alongside new dietary guidelines as the Trump administration pushes forward on reforming food ingredients and intensifying its confrontation with large food corporations.

In the video, titled “Secretary Kennedy and Kid Rock’s Rockout Workout,” the duo is seen showing off their physiques shirtless, standing beside a stuffed bear adorned with a hat. As upbeat music plays, visuals flash by — images of the American flag, a shark, a military plane, a bear, and an eagle. They also carry flags in front of the Statue of Liberty, enjoy a convertible ride, and whip up a meal together in the kitchen.

The humorous clip includes segments where Kennedy is seen exercising in a sauna, transitioning from sit-ups to the treadmill and then to a cold plunge tub. After his plunge, he muses, “Where’s the Kid?” Only to find Kid Rock unwinding in a heated pool.

Post-workout, the pair engages in a game of pickleball before celebrating with glasses of whole milk. This release occurs just days after Rock, a vocal Trump supporter, led a conservative alternative event to Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show.

The video supports Kennedy’s “Make America Healthy Again” campaign, where he advocates for the consumption of whole milk, high-protein foods, and an active lifestyle. At 72, he recently shared, “I’m on a carnivore diet, so I only eat meat and fermented foods.” This campaign seems to signal a broader strategy, perhaps to reshape public perception around food in America.