Dr. Gupta

Okay.

Then why did they leave out everything else?

Did they just get a torso MRI?

Why?

There is no clinical guideline that exists.

And again, these are the most credentialed radiologists in the country.

I challenge anybody to find a group of folks that is more credentialed and more accomplished and knows what to do and when to do MRIs than the folks I've spoken with.

no one is aware of any type of screening guideline to say, yes, as you age, get an MRI of the heart and of your abdomen.

As you pointed out, you and I had this conversation last week.

We took pains to not speculate because I think a lot of people like to speculate.

And I think based on the conversation we started, a lot of people started asking questions, but it's clear that there's age-related cognitive decline.

I mean, that's obvious.

His response to somebody fainting in the Oval Office really conveyed that.

He didn't show any signs of

He didn't really do anything.

He was slow to respond.

And that slowness and fatigue you're seeing more and more in his public events.

So that's one.

Two, he's confused a lot.

Three, he sometimes mumbles sort of incoherent nonsense when he's asked a question in the press pool, in the Oval Office.