Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a former independent presidential candidate and now a supporter of Donald Trump, has criticized President-elect Trump's diet, describing it as 'practically poison'. Kennedy, who has been advising Trump on health policy and is considered for a top health role in the administration, has expressed concerns about Trump's regular consumption of fast food like KFC and Big Macs, as well as his preference for Diet Coke over water. These comments were made during an interview on 'The Joe Polish Show' podcast, where Kennedy also noted Trump's lack of water intake as observed by close associates. Despite these dietary concerns, Kennedy has been given a mandate by Trump to tackle America's chronic disease epidemic. His potential influence over health and agriculture appointments has raised concerns among public health experts, who worry about the impact of his unorthodox views on health governance. Kennedy's past support for anti-vaccine theories further fuels these apprehensions.