RFK Jr. shows off 'MAHA' turkey frying method

Trump’s health secretary pick RFK Jr shows Americans how to cook Thanksgiving turkey ‘the MAHA way’
Robert F Kennedy Jr, Donald Trump’s choice for health secretary, has shared a video showing Americans how to cook Thanksgiving turkey the so-called “MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) way.” In the tutorial posted on X, RFK Jr is seen deep-frying a Thanksgiving turkey while his wife Cheryl Hines looks on with apparent concern.
RFK Jr. Shows How to Cook Thanksgiving Turkey 'the MAHA Way'
"This is how we cook the MAHA way," Kennedy said, referencing his slogan "Make American Healthy Again." He is also heard telling viewers to "put it in very slowly. Wait until it stops making noise," before leaving the turkey to cook.
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