SHOCKING: RFK Jr's DARK past EXPOSED | TMT 143

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Pearlmania500’s latest episode of “Too Many Tabs” dives headfirst into the chaotic saga of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and let’s just say it’s not your average political profile. The video kicks off with a bang, labeling RFK Jr. as the “King of the Quacks,” and from there, it’s a rollercoaster of eyebrow-raising anecdotes. From his tragic family history to his bizarre obsession with eating roadkill (yes, seriously), Pearlmania500 doesn’t hold back. It’s like watching a tabloid unfold in real time, but with way more sarcasm and way better pacing.

As the episode unfolds, we get a peek into RFK Jr.’s rise as an environmental lawyer, which credit where it’s due was kind of impressive. But then things take a hard left into conspiracy-ville. The host breaks down RFK’s pivot into vaccine misinformation, political grifting, and a presidential run that feels more like a reality show audition than a serious campaign. There’s even a segment where Pearlmania500 claims RFK is “directly responsible for 83 deaths,” which is delivered with the kind of dramatic flair you'd expect from a true-crime podcast. It’s wild, it’s messy, and it’s oddly captivating.

By the end, you’re left wondering whether RFK Jr. is a misunderstood rebel or just a guy who took the wrong exit off the credibility highway. Pearlmania500’s tone is casual but cutting, like your funniest friend ranting over drinks. If you’re into political drama with a side of meme-worthy absurdity, this one’s worth the watch. And hey, if you enjoy content that’s equal parts informative and unhinged, go check out more from Pearlmania500. You’ll laugh, you’ll cringe, and you’ll probably Google “roadkill recipes” just out of morbid curiosity.



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