Trump's health adviser blames 'demonic forces' for childhood diseases

White House health adviser Calley Means suggested "demonic forces" were to blame for chronic childhood diseases.

During an interview this week on Real America's Voice, host Steve Gruber asked Means if President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could make a difference for the nation's children.

"I'm very optimistic," Means said. "Let's be clear. There are demonic forces against children in this country. A child that is sick and depressed and getting gender transition surgery and in fear, that child is extremely profitable."

"A sick, addicted, depressed child is a goldmine. Because chronic disease, it is evil," he added. "There are demonic forces that are profiting from children being in fear, being addicted, being sick."

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Means pointed to the food industry, pharmaceuticals, and technology, such as mobile phones, as proof of demonic forces.

"A child that is addicted to their phone, a child that is on drugs, a child that's eating ultra-processed food, a child that does not understand the interconnectivity of their body and how to thrive is a very profitable child," he insisted. "So we have very, very dark forces. I'm optimistic because Secretary Kennedy and President Trump galvanized voters for this issue."

"I think one of the uniting themes of this administration is they're protecting kids."

Watch the video below from Real America's Voice.