Jimmy Fallon took aim at Donald Trump's cabinet selection during his Tonight Show monologue, suggesting the president-elect may be having second thoughts about his choice for health secretary.

The late-night host quipped that Trump might be regretting "picking a health secretary who lives on raccoon meat and Zyn pouches, " a pointed reference to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s unconventional dietary habits and nicotine pouch use. The joke landed as Kennedy faces Senate confirmation hearings for the Department of Health and Human Services role.

Fallon's remark highlights the ongoing scrutiny of Kennedy's controversial views on vaccines, raw milk, and public health policy. The Tonight Show host's comedic framing underscores broader concerns about the nominee's fitness to lead the nation's health apparatus.

The segment reflects late-night comedy's traditional role in political commentary, using humor to amplify public discourse around high-profile nominations.