The actor defends some MAHA initiatives to Bill Maher but says he doesn’t really „know what to believe“ about the U.S. secretary of health
Chris Pratt told Bill Maher that he and his in-law, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — the current U.S. secretary of Health and Human Services — do not hash out politics over the Thanksgiving table.
The Marvel and “Jurassic World” actor is married to Katherine Schwarzenegger, daughter of Arnold and cousin to RFK Jr. through her mother Maria Shriver. Pratt, who has been described as right-wing in the past but has remained largely mum on politics, was asked by host Bill Maher on Monday’s episode of the “Club Random” podcast if he was ever pressed about what RFK Jr. is like behind closed doors. The actor answered by saying that largely he avoids political discussions when with his family.
“I’ve spent a number of occasions hanging with him just in a strictly family dinner kind of vibe, and I really got along with him well,” Pratt began. “I think he’s great. I think he’s funny. He’s wonderful. I like him—yes, I love him.”
He continued: “Politics is a nasty business. When you jump in, you inherit enemies.
