Jillian Michaels Goes Off On RFK Jr. Haters: "You've Lost Your Mind!"

Fitness guru Jillian Michaels isn’t here for the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. slander. Last night, President Donald Trump announced RFK Jr. as the new head of Health and Human Services. The Biggest Loser star joined Fox News to address the leftist hate for RFK Jr., and she did not hold back. “It’s about power and raw economic incentive,” Michaels said, launching into a takedown of what she called the “toxic quartet," including Big Farming, Big Food, Big Pharma , and Big Insurance. These four industries, she says, are orchestrating a system designed to keep Americans sick, addicted, and broke, all for profit. "And it's this collaboration of this toxic quartet, if you will, of the way Big Farming proliferates these cheap toxic calories, Big Food picks up those calories, and they tinker with it a bit more with their food scientists to make it more addictive, to make it omnipresent," she explained. "Then Big Pharma catches us on the other side and starts treating all of our sicknesses with all their diseases, and we won't even touch on big insurance and how they play a role because there isn't enough time. But the bottom line is, look at the world." “It’s this simple,” she said. “Infertility, highest ever. Early onset cancer diagnosis of 79% over the last three decades. 74% of adults in America are overweight and obese," Michaels added. "We need change. We need it now. What they’re doing isn’t working, and it’s not working on purpose because it’s profitable for the very few. And it’s bankrupting Americans.” Michaels then addressed those clutching their pearls over Kennedy’s appointment: “If you’re afraid of RFK, you’ve lost your mind," she said. "Take a back seat. Let the professionals in this space handle it, and thank God when it starts improving. Period.” In a new video, Michaels addresses the left's fearmongering. Starting with a viral tweet claiming RFK would get rid of vaccines and make food less safe, Michaels said, “Food has never been more expensive or less safe,” adding, "We are sicker than ever." She pointed out the staggering rise in chronic diseases, infertility, and early-onset cancers, stressing that the system is broken. The food industry, she argued, is corrupt, with companies like Monsanto profiting off genetically modified crops grown in dead soil, heavily sprayed with chemicals. Big Food, she said, processes these crops into “Frankenfoods,” while Big Pharma capitalizes on the resulting health issues. The TV personality also echoed RFK Jr.’s stance that Americans should have more control over their health decisions, especially regarding vaccines. “It’s about agency,” she said, suggesting that parents should have the right to question the necessity of certain vaccines for their children. Throughout the passionate commentary, Michaels stressed the importance of doing your own research and not falling for fearmongering. She ended with a call for common sense: “The monsters are running the asylum right now, and it's by design. We are sicker than ever, and it's not by chance.” To Michaels, Kennedy’s focus on systemic health reform aligns with what’s desperately needed, and it’s high time we did something about the entrenched powers making Americans sick and miserable. Unlike leftists' performative activism, Michaels has spent years advocating for healthier lifestyles, and she sees first-hand how the American system is rigged to profit off people’s sickness instead of preventing it. More recently, the fitness instructor joined a group of health experts at a Senate hearing to testify against Big Food and Big Pharma. With issues like chronic disease, obesity, and health-related bankruptcies spiraling out of control, she believes RFK Jr. is the way forward. Love her or hate her, Michaels is nothing if not consistent: She wants change for the American people and for her children , and she wants it now. Something has to change or Americans will continue to suffer under a system that prioritizes profits over their health. Subscribe today to get unlimited access to all of Evie’s premium content.