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Kennedy's AI Wrestling Stunt Sparks Backlash

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.s AI-generated wrestling video, featuring a shirtless him defeating a Twinkie, sparks backlash from conservative supporters. Despite criticism, he continues his health push, partnering with Kid Rock for workout videos and advocating for clear food labels, avoiding bans on processed foods.

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Kennedy's AI Wrestling Stunt Sparks Backlash

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kennedy's AI Wrestling Stunt Sparks Backlash. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

This is Corey with the story, here with your quick two-minute entertainment update. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the 72-year-old health secretary, sparked backlash from his conservative supporters with an odd AI-generated video. In it, a shirtless version of himself wrestles and defeats a man dressed as a twinkie in a ring, flexing in victory while promoting real food over. Junk. The clip, posted on X earlier this month, features upbeat music and ends with a call to eat better as part of his Make America healthy again. Initiative. It's his latest stunt to highlight unhealthy snacks. Supporters in the MAGA community quickly push back, slamming the video as embarrassing and a waste of time. Many complain he should focus on passing real policies instead of sharing silly AI content. This comes after Kennedy made clear that processed foods like soda and donuts won't face bands. He plans to add a clear label so people know exactly what's healthy and what could harm them, avoiding a nanny state approach. Meanwhile, he's kept up the health push by partnering with Kid Rock on workout videos urging folks to get active and choose real food over junk.

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