Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Chris Pratt gets refreshingly honest about his friendship with Bobby Kennedy Jr, admitting he doesn't grill him on policy over dinner and mostly just wishes him well. But he draws a clear line on one thing, getting toxic ingredients out of kids' food is objectively good, no matter who's behind it. He pushes back hard on the instinct to reject something purely because of who proposed it, joking he'd rather put bleach in his own children's cereal himself than admit the administration got something right. It's a rare moment of someone refusing to let politics override common sense.
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Chris Pratt gets refreshingly honest about his friendship with Bobby Kennedy Jr, admitting he doesn't grill him on policy over dinner and mostly just wishes him well. But he draws a clear line on one thing, getting toxic ingredients out of kids' food is objectively good, no matter who's behind it. He pushes back hard on the instinct to reject something purely because of who proposed it, joking he'd rather put bleach in his own children's cereal himself than admit the administration got something right. It's a rare moment of someone refusing to let politics override common sense.
Order my new book 'How to Become Christian in 7 Days' at bit.ly/russellbook2
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