Dr. Vin Gupta

Things got complicated and became far more severe and a hospitalization was rendered.

We're seeing delayed diagnosis, delayed preventive care,

and not picking up medications.

That's what's happening across the country.

And it doesn't have to be that way.

But if we're making choices, we're making a clear choice right now on how to spend $200 billion for three months.

And that money could be repurposed very easily to cover a public option and everybody that wants healthcare in the United States who does not have it for years.

And that's the stakes.

I don't wanna- So you go against your doctor's orders.

You do what you kind of feel.

Ben, from the very start, I think, number one,

He's the President of the United States, so let's hope he's getting, beyond the headlines, the care that he needs.

He does have a family history, importantly, of age-related dementia.

His father, famously, this has been well documented, Fred Trump,

had age-related cognitive decline.

And it manifested, frankly, and a lot of his family members have actually spoken out about this, there's a lot of similarities between what we're seeing more and more frequently.

We're observing a lot of the trends that we first noticed a few months ago.

There's a symmetry between some of these earlier signs, in his case, and what his father went through, married Trump.

Others of his extended family have spoken out about this symmetry.

But what are we seeing?