RFK JR. Using forces to close the fast food joints, Tim Delon jokes

Comedian Tim Delon, a friend and supporter of the Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior is everything Kennedy’s attempts to make Americans eat healthy through his fetus “Make America healthy again.”

In fact, he loves to see Kennedy closing fast food restaurants with armed soldiers.

“I think he should go to fast food restaurants with the army and close them. I think people should get out of the line in Chick-Fil-A at the threat of weapons,” Delon joked with the host “ON BALANCE” Lieland Vittert on Wednesday.

He added: “If I would go to Taco Bell, but I knew that RFK will be with the army, I may think twice in that.”

The actor is aside, as the comedian faces an arduous battle while challenging what Delon calls “the unwanted food industry.”

“These are huge multinational blocs with a lot of money funded very well, and his work has been cut for him. It will be very difficult,” said Delon.

Kevin Spacey promotes a private Delon

The “Tim Dillon Show” host has Netflix Special, “I am your mother”, who is now flowing. To help promote the program, actor Kevin Spice appears in a short advertisement that reinforces his “House of Cards” as political energy experts Frank Andrewood.

Spacey, who also supported Kennedy in the recent elections, was actually denied by the entertainment industry nearly a decade amid allegations of sexual misconduct. He was acquitted of criminal charges, but still faces a civil lawsuit abroad. The actor denied committing any violations, according to what was reported, trying to return.

Delon said he hoped the actor’s appearance is a sign that the pendulum has been affected by “Cancel Culture”.

“People are tired of denying people,” he said. “People are incomplete, they are defective. They make mistakes.”