Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Critiques Mark Ruffalo’s Views on Trump

Last week, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Health Secretary under President Trump, expressed some strong opinions about actor Mark Ruffalo’s perspective. During a podcast, he dismissed the common leftist claim that Trump is uneducated and foolish, suggesting instead that Ruffalo is suffering from a severe case of “Trump Derangement Syndrome.”

In the podcast featured on fly zone usa, Kennedy discussed his interactions with various left-leaning actors, particularly those associated with Marvel. He recalled a time when he, as a Democrat, viewed Trump as merely a self-promotional figure lacking knowledge about history, politics, or current events.

Sparking a discussion, Kennedy revealed that he has been texting Ruffalo, who hasn’t held back his disdain for Trump. “I was in touch with Mark shortly before this recording, and he was quite upset,” he shared.

Kennedy described Ruffalo’s comment about Trump: “He accused me of working for the stupidest man in America.”

While acknowledging that many Democrats hold the belief that Trump lacks intelligence, Kennedy recounted his own past thoughts, stating he once considered Trump superficial and possibly ill-read. Yet, his perspective has shifted. “Now that I know him, he possesses an encyclopedic mind,” Kennedy remarked.

He emphasized Trump’s wide-ranging knowledge: “He’s well-versed in music, an impressive musician, loves theater, and knows sports. He can discuss every sport better than most.” He also highlighted Trump’s understanding of financial markets, including how money is made and what trades look like.

On foreign policy, Kennedy shared an anecdote about a flight they took together where Trump demonstrated his knowledge. “We talked about military forces in Syria, Iran, Israel, Jordan. He actually drew a map, perfectly outlining the Middle East and where troops should be stationed,” he noted, expressing admiration for Trump’s grasp of detail.

Recalling his earlier beliefs from his time in the Democratic Party, Kennedy said he once thought Trump was a bigot, but his experience with him revealed a different side: “He does possess an unusual understanding of complex issues.”

For those interested, the entire interview can be viewed below.