Ben Terris

He's starting to travel now for the midterms that anybody can look at it and they can decide that they see exactly what they wanna see with him.

know there was one really striking moment for me in in the oval office when i was with him um and i was asking him about the bruising on his hands and he claims that the bruising on his hands comes from the fact that he takes way too much aspirin just like he's supposed to take a baby aspirin a day but he takes you know a grown-up aspirin a day doctors are telling him not to do it it makes him bruise very easily when he shakes hands that makes his hands bruise because he's taking so much aspirin

And he said, my doctors don't want me to do it, but you know, I've been doing it forever.

And look at me, I'm in the Oval Office, like why change?

Like why change anything?

And I feel like that kind of is Donald Trump in a nutshell.

He's done things his way and it has worked out for him.

He is the president of the United States.

People are constantly telling him,

do things differently.

And he says, no, I'm going to do it my way.

And it's proven correct for him, if you think of it that way.

And so he forever has been under the impression that if he says things loud enough and often enough, people will believe it.

My health is perfect.

The economy is amazing.

Immigration is going perfectly.

In this moment right now, it seems not to be working for him.

His polling numbers have slipped.

The midterms seem to be going in Democrats' direction.

He's being referred to as a lame duck president by pundits now, which is something that usually happens in the third year of your final term as a president.