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Pratt revealed that he’s spent “a number of occasions” with Kennedy at family dinners and said he genuinely likes him. But the real bombshell came when Pratt defended Kennedy’s “Make America Healthy Again” initiative—something that Hollywood leftists refuse to acknowledge because it’s linked to Trump.
“There’s certain things [that RFK Jr.] oversees that seem to be supported in a bipartisan way — like getting terrible toxic stuff out of our kids food,” Pratt explained. “I think that’s a great thing. If you just do that, that’s amazing.”
Pratt didn’t stop there. He called out the absurd level of Trump hatred in Hollywood, warning against blind opposition to good policies just because they come from Trump’s administration.
“I’d hate to be so mired in hatred for the president that any success from his administration is something I’d be having an allergic reaction to,” he said.
He even mocked the far-Left outrage machine with biting sarcasm: “To be like, ‘Oh, well, if they do it, I don’t want it to happen. I’ll put Clorox in my children’s cereal myself!’ Be reasonable here.”
Pratt made it clear that he refuses to play the partisan game that dominates Hollywood. “There’s certain things that would be a good thing to have. I want them all to be successful,” he added.
He also pointed out how Hollywood twists narratives and smears people—something he has personally experienced as an actor targeted by the media. “There’s a certain level of this in Hollywood because I’ve seen in Hollywood how the person you are can be such a contrast to the person that people being are told that you are, and you can go, ‘Wow, that [perception] is pure fiction,’” Pratt said.
Unlike most celebrities, Pratt has carefully avoided being dragged into political warfare. He refused to endorse either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump during the 2024 election, which already upset some fans. Instead, he encouraged Americans to support one another no matter the outcome.
“How do we become a nation of honorable winners and graceful losers? It starts with remembering no matter who wins or loses, there are still going to be people who need help in this country. Find them. Be of service,” he wrote in an op-ed before Election Day.
But his latest comments prove he’s not afraid to expose the insanity of Hollywood’s anti-Trump obsession when it gets in the way of common sense.
RFK Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” program focuses on reducing ultra-processed foods filled with harmful chemicals—especially those marketed toward kids. This should be a unifying issue. Every parent, regardless of party, should want healthier food for children.
Yet Hollywood can’t bring itself to acknowledge any good coming out of Trump’s administration. Their reflexive hatred is so deep that they’d rather oppose children’s health initiatives than admit Trump’s team is doing something right.
Pratt is pointing out how ridiculous this has become. If removing toxic additives from children’s food sparks outrage in Hollywood just because it’s Trump-backed, that says more about the Left’s derangement than about the policy itself.
Unlike the media caricature of RFK Jr., Pratt knows the man personally. His family connection gives him insight beyond biased headlines, and what he’s found doesn’t match the Left’s attacks.
This is the type of independent thinking America desperately needs from celebrities. Instead of parroting Hollywood’s groupthink, Pratt is willing to put children’s health above partisan politics.
Of course, Hollywood won’t forgive him for this. In their eyes, breaking ranks and praising anything tied to Trump is unacceptable. But Pratt’s courage is exactly what the country needs more of—leaders who support good ideas no matter where they come from.
The fact that banning toxic chemicals from kids’ food has become controversial shows just how broken our political discourse is. Trump and RFK Jr. are working to protect America’s children, while Hollywood elites sneer because it doesn’t fit their narrative.
Chris Pratt just exposed that insanity for what it really is.
