Jesse Watters brutally mocks RFK Jr over raccoon | TV Shows

Jesse Watters has brutally mocked Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as he made a joke about raccoons on live TV.

The Health and Human Services Secretary appeared on Jesse Watters Primetime on Monday night time to talk about the revival of the Presidential Fitness Test and Donald Trump‘s government order to scale regenerative farming.

After RFK Jr. praised the president’s initiative, which he said is backed by farmers, Watters took a jab at him, referring to a wild incident involving the politician.

“Very good, and you’re going to leave the raccoons alone?” Watters requested, referring to experiences that Kennedy once cut off a road-killed raccoon’s penis.

Kennedy appeared to discover the joke amusing as he responded, “Yeah, for the moment.”

Reports of the controversial raccoon incident, which occurred on a New York freeway on November 11, 2011, first emerged in April this yr.

A new guide called RFK Jr: The Fall and Rise included a diary entry for the health secretary who wrote, “I was standing in front of my parked car on I-684 cutting the penis out of a road killed raccoon, thinking about how weird some of my family members have turned out to be.”

He added, “My kids waited patiently in the car.”

The guide’s creator, Isabel Vincent, told People that RFK Jr. took the raccoon’s genitals so he may “study them later.”

After the raccoon story emerged, a GWN reporter requested Kennedy, “What did you do with the raccoon”s useless penis? Where is it now?”

However, Kennedy didn’t share details and offered up only a chuckle in reply.

The raccoon incident is only one of a number of stories about the 72-year-old politician politician’s handling of roadkill and others animals.

Even as a child, when his uncle JFK was president, he showed a passion for falconry – and as Vincent noted, he wanted to be a veterinarian as a kid.

“His after-school job was at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C.,” Vincent said. “So he is acquired a great love and curiosity in animals and a freezer full of roadkill, I’m sure, where he research it.”

Just last month, RFK Jr. was bitten by multiple snakes he had been handling while spending the Memorial Day weekend with his wife Cheryl Hines and friend Dr. Mehmet Oz.

Footage shared by the health secretary on X showed that as they were relaxing on Oz’s beachside patio, the trio discovered a pair of snakes in a corner, prompting Kennedy to confront the creatures.

Oz filmed the secretary grappling with the snakes before successfully securing both. Despite being bitten multiple times as he jerked his hand back, Kennedy maintained his grip and presented them to the camera while his 60-year-old wife voiced her strong disapproval.

As he initially approached the snakes, Hines could be heard protesting in the background, “Honey, honey. Why? Honey why?”

Dismissing his spouse’s issues, Kennedy responded to Oz’s inquiries about the snake species. He then teased his spouse by figuring out them as a significantly harmful, venomous species.