Dr. Vin Gupta

Well, Ben, I think you and I have been on the leading edge of this many, many months ago before everybody was talking about it.

And so I just wanna say that I don't think we were overly speculating and I thought we'd been cautious from the start, but I also think we've been proven right that there's serious questions here that have not been answered in a serious way by his own physicians.

And so number one, I would say, I'll make three points.

One, the medical documentation.

It was released on a Friday night.

They reference these physicians who have repeatedly, and I think many of my peers have repeatedly raised questions about their professionalism, just how they speak and how they write.

They don't write in a medically impassive, impartial way.

They editorialize and they're very flamboyant in how they communicate.

And it seems like they're trying to get across a political point versus just simple medical documentation.

As proof of that, they talk about AI cardiac age.

Listen, we're all bullish to some degree in medicine on the promise of new technologies to improve patient care.

But to be citing that in a physical exam for president

is ludicrous because none of that has been proven out as being completely accurate.

So to cite these things as part of a physical exam shows that there's an amateurism here at play, one.

Two, they don't talk at all about real neuropsychiatric evaluation of his executive functioning.

They talk about his MOCA test.

He keeps talking about this Montreal cognitive assessment tool, which either he is misinterpreting or his team is misinterpreting.

I suspect it's him.

This is not something, and again, you and I have been having this conversation for over a year now.

You do not get this test.