Dr. Vin Gupta

You know, his working hours are pretty limited based on his White House schedule that's reported out.

He is falling asleep in front of the camera repeatedly.

And I worry about, does he have a sleep disorder?

Does he have sleep apnea?

You know, he's clearly overweight, if not obese, even though they like to fudge his vital signs and his overall biometrics.

I do worry, does he have sleep apnea?

And they're just not either testing for it or they're not...

being completely transparent about his healthcare.

So whether it's just how they talk about his health, whether it's the fact that they're not talking about the right type of testing when it comes to his neurologic cognitive functioning, or whether it's just the complete absence, Ben, of explanation for why he is so sleepy

during multiple periods of time throughout the day, there's clearly a lack of transparency here on the part of his medical team.

And I think we're asking appropriate questions and we continue to ask these questions because the people and the public deserve answers.

Sure.

I mean, at this point, I would say, let's say, for example, the fact that, Ben, they'd like to talk about

the fact that the president has bruising on both of his, the backs of his hands, because he's on high dose aspirin, because he wants to be on high dose aspirin, and because he's shaking hands with a lot of people.

You might say that that passes the test of credibility if it was on one hand, his dominant hand, where he was shaking hands with a lot of people and he was on a high-dose aspirin.

Okay, fine.

Maybe I would buy that as a secondary complication of being on high-dose aspirin.

Usually somebody on high-dose aspirin would have perhaps stomach bleeding, bleeding of the stomach lining.

Perhaps you would see some evidence of that in lab workup or on just subjective review of their symptoms, how they live their day-to-day.

None of that is obviously coming through in his physical exam.