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Cheryl Hines tells Joe Rogan that RFK Jr. is not trying to 'hurt people'

Cheryl Hines is hitting back at what she sees as the incorrect media portrayal of her husband.

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Cheryl Hines tells Rogan about most surprising thing she learned about politics as RFK Jr faced Dem backlash

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Cheryl Hines reveals 'painful' friendship fallouts over RFK Jr. marriage

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Joe Rogan Reveals He Was Invited to Meet Jeffrey Epstein, Claims He’s in Files for ‘Not Going’

Joe Rogan is opening up about why his name appears in the Jeffrey Epstein files — and it all comes down to him refusing an invitation to meet the late, disgraced financier.

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Joe Rogan blasts former podcast guest who tried introducing him to Jeffrey Epstein: ‘B–ch, are you high?’

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‘B*tch, Are You High?!’ Joe Rogan Recalls Disgust At Ex-Guest Who Tried Introducing Him to Jeffrey Epstein

RFK Jr.’s Super Bowl Menu Choice Has Internet Talking

RFK Jr., also known as Robert F Kennedy Jr., recently disclosed the items on his Super Bowl menu on 8, 2026. This led to the MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) CEO receiving intense backlash from internet users on social media.

RFK Jr. details how Mike Tyson wound up in a Super Bowl ad talking about junk food addiction

Kennedy Jr. praised boxing legend Mike Tyson on Sunday for appearing in an emotional Super Bowl ad that discussed his junk-food addiction and promoted healthy eating. “It’s an extraordinarily powerful ad,

Eyeing the Midterms, Kennedy Pivots Toward Food and Away From Vaccines

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who focused heavily on vaccine policy in 2025, will spend this year talking up healthy eating.

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RFK Jr.’s speech at Pa. Capitol addresses diets, vaccines, more: recap

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is holding a rally in Harrisburg today (Wednesday) in the state Capitol Rotunda. He’ll be pushing his Make America Healthy Again policies and celebrating changes to food recommendations.