Trump Looks Terrible and Falls Apart at WH Presser
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Why does Ben Meiselas say Donald Trump looks sick and unwell at the White House press conference?
Yeah, he looks very unwell. A weak and sickly Donald Trump just returned to Washington, D.C., where he just held a disastrous press conference outside of the White House. He was cognitively glitching. He couldn't understand the questions that were being asked. And he would just say, can't understand, can't understand. And then when he finally heard the question, he basically said that Russia's invasion of Poland with drones could have been a mistake. Let me show you what went down. But just to remind you, earlier in the day, Donald Trump attended the 9-11 ceremony. at the Pentagon, where we saw Donald Trump's face completely drooping. Now, I'm not a medical expert, but there are a lot of medical experts out there speculating about what this could be.
I've previously done videos where I've showed you medical experts speculating that could Donald Trump have been suffering from mini strokes or strokes. But if you take a look at this image right here, how to spot stroke symptoms fast, and you take a look at the way Donald Trump presented today, I think you'll see some correlation there. Also, we know from prior videos we've done here on the Midas Touch Network, Thank you for watching. We also know that Donald Trump struggles to complete sentences. He kind of mishmashes thoughts together and speaks in a very nonsensical way. So I want you to analyze what just went down today and at this disastrous press conference in front of the White House with that in mind.
So here again, Donald Trump returns from that Pentagon event. He's at the White House and he's being asked questions by reporters like, hey, Donald, do you have any reaction to the Russian drones that invaded Poland, causing Poland to invoke Article 4 of NATO?
What medical conditions (stroke, mini‑stroke) are suggested as explanations for Trump’s behavior?
Donald Trump's like, can't understand, can't understand. Here, play this clip. Donald Trump is asked about the dozens and dozens of people in the Congo. I think it's over 60 who have been killed by ISIS and forces relating to ISIS as a result of the ongoing war taking place there. Now, Donald Trump has previously claimed that he solved the war in Congo himself and has brought total peace to Congo, which, of course, is yet another lie by Donald Trump. Here, play this clip. This week, Mr. President, I witnessed more than 60 people in DRC Congo were killed. There is people affiliated with ISIS. Terrorist groups are taking advantage because of the situation going on because of the war. So what is your word for Congolese people?
Well, we're going to be talking to them. As you know, we are talking to them. It's a very violent place. It's very, very violent for a long time. It's been going on for 30 years, 35 years even, they say. But we're going to handle it. Thank
you.
Next, Donald Trump is asked about the criminal conviction of Jair Bolsonaro. the former president of Brazil who engaged in an insurrection to try to topple the duly elected government in Brazil, the same way Donald Trump engaged in an insurrection to try to topple the United States government. Our Supreme Court was too weak. to do the right thing and gave Trump immunity. The Brazil court convicted Jair Bolsonaro of insurrection and Bolsonaro likely will have to spend the rest of his life in jail. Here's how Donald Trump responds to that. Play this clip. President, in Brazil, Bolsonaro was just found guilty by the Supreme Court.
How did Trump respond to reporters’ questions about the Russian drone incursion into Poland?
You've been very clear that you would apply sanctions. Are you thinking further sanctions to Brazil because of this Bolsonaro? Well,
I watched that trial. I know him pretty well. foreign leader. I thought he was a good president of Brazil. And it's very surprising that that could happen. That's very much like they tried to do with me, but they didn't get away with it at all. But I can only say this. I knew him as president of Brazil. He was a good man. And I don't see that happening.
Now, when Donald Trump finally understands the question being asked about the Russian drone strikes in Poland, Donald Trump just shows what utter weakness looks like and says, eh, probably a mistake. I just think that could all have been a mistake.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Why does Ben Meiselas say Donald Trump looks sick and unwell at the White House press conference?
0:00–2:18
2
What medical conditions (stroke, mini‑stroke) are suggested as explanations for Trump’s behavior?
2:18–4:26
3
How did Trump respond to reporters’ questions about the Russian drone incursion into Poland?
4:26–5:44
4
What was Trump’s reaction when asked about the deadly conflict in the Congo?
5:44–8:09
5
How did Trump address the criminal conviction of Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro?
8:09–10:27
6
What comments did Trump make about the assassination of Charlie Kirk and left‑wing violence?
10:27–13:10
7
What new information about Jeffrey Epstein’s emails and Trump’s real‑estate deals was revealed?
13:10–14:04