Social Media Mocks RFK Jr., Fox News For Setting Bar 'In Hell' With Wild On-Screen Note
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Tom Shillue revealed what's "off limits" for the candidate before the bizarre chyron appeared on "The Five."
Fox News educated viewers on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s diet with an on-screen note that looked straight out of a “Saturday Night Live” skit.
Tom Shillue, on Wednesday’s episode of “The Five,” declared that the independent presidential candidate is “barking mad” and denying a Vanity Fair report about him appearing in a photo that shows him about to eat what appears to be a barbecued dog.
“RFK Jr. says dog is not on the menu so what’s off limits, then?” asked Shillue before tossing to a NewsNation clip that included the chyron: “RFK JR: I WOULDN’T EAT A HUMAN.”
The conspiracy theorist, in an interview with NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo on Tuesday, informed the host that he wouldn’t eat human, monkey and dog while discussing a Vanity Fair profile he’s described as “garbage.”
“I think I’d eat anything else but I just couldn’t bring myself to do those things,” Kennedy told Cuomo.
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