RFK Launches MAHA Cooking Show With AI Chef WASHINGTON − Get ready for some sauerkraut-infused meals. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is putting his cooking skills to the test with celebrity chefs to motivate Americans to eat healthy. Kennedy is launching “The Real Food Show,” a new cooking series on July 30, to help translate the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans into easy, affordable meals they can prepare at home, he said in an exclusive sit-down interview with USA TODAY. An evangelist of fermented food who once carried a personal stash of sauerkraut to restaurants, the HHS secretary said the recipes will feature kimchi, sauerkraut and yogurt. As he prepares to try to change Americans' eating habits, Kennedy also talked about cooking with the family as an antidote to loneliness; his own eating habits ("I'll eat anything. I don't have a gag reflex"); his status as a weight loss guru among members of the Trump Cabinet; and a culinary habit his wife banned while going out to dinner. The new dietary guidelines, unveiled in January, prioritize protein at every meal, full-fat dairy, vegetables, fruits and whole grains. The slogan "Eat Real Food" accompanying the new guidelines is an oft repeated mantra among his circle of influencers, including boxing legend Mike Tyson. @robertfkennedyjrofficial #politicstiktok #newstiktok #rfk - @justinfreakin