Trump’s Health Deteriorates Fast as Presidency Collapses

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How is Donald Trump's health being perceived after the election results?

Ben Meiselas 0:00
After the election wipeout and total repudiation of Donald Trump last night, Donald Trump's cognitive issues, his physical health issues are becoming very, very pronounced and prominent. People are asking questions that we've been asking here at the Midas Touch Network for some time. Now, what the White House had previously said is that Donald Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, which they said was because he did a lot of handshakes and was just working so hard. And that's why his hands looked like they were stuck in a piranha tank and why his ankles had swollen so large. The White House had also denied that Donald Trump experienced mini strokes or that he had dementia. They said, nope, he's perfectly healthy.
Ben Meiselas 0:53
And they pointed to a physical that was taken in early April. And then they said he was getting another physical that took place in early to mid-October. But then one of the things that we analyzed in that other physical in mid-October, first red flag is another physical right away, a semi-annual physical. First, the White House said it was the annual physical. Then we pointed out, no, he did that in April. Then you had Ronnie Jackson, Donald Trump's former doctor, the campaigner. Handyman, they call him, a congressmember from Texas. He was like, it's the chronic venous insufficiency testing that they're doing. And then Donald Trump's like, no, it's just a semi-annual physical. When we looked at that report from October 10th, 2025, you zoom in and it talks about that there was advanced imaging done.
Ben Meiselas 1:43
which remember right away, I said MRI. And the question is, where is that MRI being taken? Is it the MRI in the head area? Is it an MRI somewhere in the body? Does it have to do with cognitive issues?

What medical conditions have been publicly disclosed about Donald Trump?

Ben Meiselas 1:56
Does it have to do with the chronic venous insufficiency issues? Is it kidney issues? Is it heart issues? And so those were prominent questions. So Caroline Levitt was asked yesterday during a press conference that she held. So why did Donald Trump get this MRI? Because Trump admitted that he got it. And Trump said, my doctors will be happy to tell you about the MRI results. Trump said it was a perfect MRI, the most perfect MRI ever. So members of the press then asked Donald Trump's doctor, the doctor who was listed on the report. They said, hey, Sean Barabella, you're a DO. That's what you are. Okay, DO, Barabella, tell us what was the advanced imaging? We'd like to see the reports. The Trump doctors went silent, refused to get back to the press, so Caroline Leavitt was asked.
Ben Meiselas 2:51
Watch this, here, play this clip.
Caroline Leavitt 2:53
Why did President Trump get an MRI during his recent visit to Hawaii? Look, as President Trump said, he would inquire with the physicians. I'll check back on that. But as the physical itself stated, Kristen, and as you all know, because you were all witness to it, every single day, the president is in optimal physical health. This was a follow-up appointment, and we provided a detailed readout of that physical. I'm happy to give it to you again, and I can inquire further.
Donald Trump 3:15
With all due respect, an MRI is a very specific procedure. It's done on a part of the body looking for something specific. So it's not generally part of any kind of routine procedure. And in addition, President Trump has said that he wants to be transparent. He has told us to ask the doctors, which we have and have not heard back.
Caroline Leavitt 3:32
Why don't we have more information on this? As I said, I'll check back for you.
Ben Meiselas 3:35
And that's their new move by Caroline Love. It's not the new move. But you know how, uh... Donald Trump has his way of just kind of avoiding the questions. The way Caroline Leavitt, just putting it lightly, Caroline Leavitt says, we'll get you, we'll get back to you. And then she never gets back to them. And by the way, those were the right questions being asked by the press because Caroline Leavitt, what, thinks we're stupid and was like, yeah, everybody gets MRIs during their physical. No, as the member of the press said. It's a specific body part. So what body part was the MRI on?

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