Comedian Larry David, known for his role in 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' delivered a scathing satirical portrayal of Health Secretary Robert F.Kennedy Jr.in an episode of his new HBO series, 'Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America.

' The sketch, which depicts David as the mother of Jonas Salk—a virologist who developed the polio vaccine—engages in a heated argument with a neighbor named 'Bobby' who bears a striking resemblance to Kennedy.

The segment, where David's character urges the neighbor to 'drop dead,' ignited widespread online reactions, with many praising its sharp critique of Kennedy's policies and public persona.Social media users highlighted the absurdity of the portrayal, noting how it effectively mocked Kennedy's controversial stance on health issues.

Critics argued that the sketch provided a more impactful commentary than traditional political debates, emphasizing its role in exposing the chaos of partisan discourse.

The piece underscores David's ability to blend humor with social critique, offering a unique lens through which to examine contemporary political figures.