You can always count on the media to lie to smear Republicans, and to bank on the ignorance of their viewers to do it. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., launched the Real Food Show to help Americans learn to cook affordable, nutritious meals at home.

So CNN decided to "fact check" some of the recipes, and you'll not be surprised to learn they lied about the cost savings.

Instead of breaking down the cost per serving, they used the cost of the entire item — e.g., the entire jar of mayonnaise — to make it seem like the meals are more expensive than their per-serving price.

They will never try real journalism.

That's exactly what they're doing, because they're dishonest hacks.

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There are roughly 30 servings in a 15-ounce jar of mayonnaise. So if a jar costs $12, that's 40 cents per serving.

RFK called them out for this dishonesty, too.

"If you put a squirt of ketchup on your burger, would you be surprised if the restaurant charged you for the whole bottle?" he wrote on X. "The Real Food Show uses standard recipe costing: we count what the recipe actually uses. The rest stays in your kitchen for the next meal—and the meals after that. Our goal is simple: help Americans reclaim their kitchens, cook healthy food without breaking the bank, and stock their pantries with high-quality ingredients they can use again and again. That’s how we Make America Healthy Again."

The absolute audacity of the media to lie to and harm the American people to stick it to President Trump is as breathtaking as it is transparent.