🚨 Trump’s HEALTH DETERIORATES and ADVISORS GET SCARED…

🚨 Trump’s HEALTH DETERIORATES and ADVISORS GET SCARED…

What is going on with Donald Trump’s health? And I say this in the most serious way possible, that there is something very seriously wrong going on. We know that there’s a cover up taking place where he said that he got an MRI after he was basically cross-examined over and over again. Now he says he doesn’t know what body part it was done in. But we see his behavior. We see it every day. and it appears to be infecting just the day-to-day things that he’s doing. You know, since I reported with Dr. Vin Gupta, who runs Midas Health, early last week about this, we’ve seen a number of articles come out about this as well. I mean, a New York Times piece just dropped that talks about how Donald Trump starts his day at 12:08 p.m. starts their day at 12:08 p.m. If you’re the president of the United States, that’s when he does his first event. Also, you see that his official appearances have decreased by about 39% this term versus his prior term. And at least in his prior term, he started at 10:31 a.m. I mean, not great for the president of the United States, but now he’s starting at 12:08 p.m. You know, then there was the ordeal with his meeting with Mamani in the Oval Office, the mayor elect of New York City last week. And there were so many apparently of Trump’s aids who were so disconcerted about Trump’s and I’m being honest mental health about what he was doing and if he thought he was a different person at that time and people said we don’t the way he was looking at mom Donnie the way he was almost like attracted to him like it was if Trump like forgot the role that he was playing and Michael Wolf who you’ve seen on the Midas touch network before who’s got great sourcing inside the White House. He went on the Daily Beast. They have they have a great podcast that they do there with Joanna Kohl’s. And here’s what he had to say. Let me show you this clip right here. Let’s play it about the idea that somehow Trump is playing threedimensional. I’m glad you asked because because um uh this person who I was um um who was really just flabbergasted by the whole thing said he doesn’t play 3D chess. He has one game and this wasn’t it. Um and you you know the implication here is is that something had happened here. There was some we really alarming mood swing. Is it is it possible he’s had a stroke over the weekend? We had doctor I mean well we had Dr. John Gartner on the podcast last week and he was saying that you know there are clear indications that something has gone wrong his leg. This would be I mean this this was certainly the suggestion and you know the point was the point this person was made and I think it’s a it’s a fundamental point about Trump is that he’s always stays in character which is of course what he does what is his training 14 years as a star of a of a hit reality television show he is in character and this person the view was that this was so weird that you that he’s on the set, the cameras go on, and suddenly he’s playing an absolutely different part. Um, and this person said, and this was uh this was um as as you can see, I wrote this down, all of this down. This was like riveting. Um um um so he says literally the only explanation was that the guy forgot who he is. Um so weird he says and then he said it gives you a 25th amendment shiver. Wow. The 25th amendment being when you can remove the president because he’s no longer in sound mental health mental state. Yes. Yes. Um, so at any rate, I mean, I don’t we’re just encapsulating that one moment, but the people around Trump saw that moment and they were, to say the least, startled. Here’s what Dr. John Gartner had to say, and you’ve seen his show on the Midas Touch Network before. Here’s what he says. May have Alzheimer’s. His symptoms seem to point more towards fronttoal dementia. In dementia, we see uh deterioration in at least four main areas. Language. During the campaign, there were super cuts of people making fun of him for his misprononunciations or malpropisms. Memory. We talked about last time about his not recognizing Hakee Jeff. Behavior, you know, his disinhibited behavior. And then finally, psychoot performance. It appears like it is on the right side of his body that he had the droop with the face. It’s also on the right side of his body that he has the wide-based gate where he swings his leg in kind of a semicircle. And what we’re seeing is consistent, gross, progressive deterioration in all of these four areas. In dementia, very overlearned motor behaviors, things we don’t actually think about because they’re so overlearned. Those programs start to deteriorate. One of the things that I’d like to point out is I believe his doctors who have examined him know that this is not within normal limits. And I think the information that has leaked out is enough for us to conclude that they know he has organic cognitive decline. If Donald Trump were just an ordinary patient and you saw these kinds of serious signs of dementia, a responsible doctor would give him both a neurosychological battery and an MRI. Want to bring in Dr. Vin Gupta who leads Midas Health pulmonologist 20 years or so in public health devoted your life to improving the health of this uh country. You and I reported on uh our observations and I specifically, you know, asked you as a medical professional what you observed to Donald Trump and it seems since we brought this back to the forefront and simply saying there are issues here without really getting into making any medical diagnosis per se, but just saying there’s clear issues here and here’s why it’s important. This is getting a lot of attention right now. And so I wanted to first kind of follow up with you since our last report because I think it’s been making a lot of waves both in the kind of public uh discourse and then kind of more broadly, you know, um you know, with medical professionals chiming in and saying this is not this is not normal stuff. What do you think about all of this? Well, Ben, I mean, that was an incredible tea up and you’re right. You don’t as president of the United States begin your day at 12:08 p.m. You you were liking that off uh offline to uh what we used to do in college. And and that’s right. That’s not a normal time uh when you’re older to be starting your day. In fact, as we get older, we should be starting our day a lot earlier because we tend to not get enough sleep. And so as you get older, you actually wake up and that’s why our parents or our grandparents are up at, you know, you know, 4:5 6 a.m. in the morning, good sleep times gets harder to do as you get older. And so the fact that he’s, you know, mobilizing and starting his day at 12:08, per reporting from the New York Times is concerning. That’s one. Two, um, as you pointed out, you know, you and I had this conversation last week. We we took pains to not speculate because I think a lot of people like to speculate and I I think based on uh the conversation we started a lot of people started asking questions uh but it’s clear that there’s age related cognitive decline. I mean that’s obvious you his response to somebody fainting in the Oval Office uh really conveyed that he didn’t show any signs of uh concern. He didn’t really do anything. he was slow uh to respond and that slowness and fatigue you’re seeing more and more in his public events. So that’s one. Two, he’s confused a lot. Three, he sometimes mumbles sort of incoherent nonsense when he’s asked a question um in the press pool in the Oval Office. So all these things when you know this constellation of of of just him being him. If imagine if President Biden did any of those things, you know, he did a fraction of it from what I saw and the leadup to the 2024 election and people obviously forced him out of the race. You’re not seeing that level of scrutiny until maybe now you’re starting to see signs of it, but uh you know, President Biden was active on the weekends, especially riding his bike in Rahobit Beach. Uh physical exercise was something that kid is clearly doing and we had visual signs of that. Uh from a cognitive standpoint, sure you slow down once you hit your late 70s, early 80s. No one denied that with President Biden that he had his moments uh of being 80 or you know 82, whatever it was. Um in this case, the White House is not willing to even acknowledge that the president is showing obvious signs signs of age related decline. one, but two, you don’t see him ever really doing anything physically active the way that President Obama, President George W. Bush, President Biden, our last three presidents prior to Trump, you know, regularly worked in to their daily life. I mean, Biden was biking, he was exercising, he was walking, and he made a point of creating that visual uh to convey that that was a big part of his of his daily existence. you know, he made a point of of of engaging depress on the weekends when he was biking in Delaware. You don’t see any of that. And physical activity is one way to really guard against the onset of cognitive decline, dementia as we get older. So, I worry about that as well. You know, you might take trips out overseas and Air Force One. That doesn’t substitute for the lack of physical activity. So, when you when you I mean, Ben, when you put it all together here, clearly something is happening. Uh and clearly they’re not getting MRIs just because because that’s just the moment that we live in. There’s a reason and they’re worried and and and and frankly that’s you piecing this all together. There’s a reason to be worried based on his public performance. And we should easily know the answer. And the way we would know the answer is that they produce the MRI result. And they can show you it and not say this MRI result shows that Donald Trump was a great golfer or this demonstrates that he wins golf championships or that he’s in the most peak physical health of anybody in exist. Like it’s stupid. It’s like stop. Just show us the report. You could show us the data. We’re dealing with the president of the United States here. If you say it’s perfect, let us know which body part it is and and and show it. Right? Then then that would be cleared up like we we we could move on. We can move past the speculation of, you know, the health version of what’s in the Epstein files, what what what’s going on in the let’s find out the answer and then we can have we can have a real conversation. I think that’s a lot of the frustration that exists because you’re going to have rampid speculation and we should have transparency. Yeah, we should and we don’t have that. And we talked about this last time the his position is editorializing exactly to your point saying that using words like best ever and uh you know just phrases that you would never use to describe somebody’s physical exam. It’s either it’s black and white. It’s the facts. Give us the facts. Speak medically. Don’t editorialize. But he’s not doing that. So his professionalism, the phys the physician to the president’s professionalism, um I I would call into question. But then two, yeah, produced the results. Why are you getting the MRI? There isn’t a clear reason. This is not, and I know that he has some defenders in the media, medical doctors, especially on Fox News, who try to push me on this. You do not get an MRI without a reason. And if you’re doing it for a quote unquote screening purpose, you’re doing that for a reason. traditional than primary screening tests, cholesterol panels, you know, CT scans for people with a long history of smoking for lung cancer detection. There’s a those are screening tools, primary screening tools. You do not ever get an MRI for a primary screening purpose unless there’s a reason to do it. You’re at elevated risk for a condition. We know you have say cognitive decline potentially in the case of the president. there’s a there has to be an additional reason to jump for that MRI. For them to decline that or to say, “Oh, well, all the ultra rich are getting it. That’s why we’re getting it for the president.” That’s not sufficient. You know, this brings us to a related issue because someone in Donald Trump’s age, condition, place in life, it’s natural and normal. You’re going to have to rely on nurses more. nursing care. When you show up at the doctors, the first people who often see you are the nurses. These are heroes, the front lines of our medical system, often underappreciated, grossly underappreciated for the incredible work that they do. We at the Midas Touch Network have always worked very closely with nurses and nursing associations because I just think it’s important to uplift especially the contributions that they provide. We’ve worked with Justin Gil before and the Washington State Nurses Association. We’ve helped him organize with other nurses associations to originally write letters in opposition to RFK Jr. which you know was the right thing to do. Unfortunately, Senator Cassidy didn’t listen. But, you know, but but one of the things we see now is the very nursing profession under attack by the Trump regime. And part of me thinks it’s retaliation when the nurses were on the front line in COVID and those videos that you saw where the nurses were there and standing up against not just the regime at the time, but standing for correct science and against, you know, all of this disinformation back then. But you have them, and I want you to explain to people what’s happening here. How the Department of Education is basically saying and why they’re doing it because it has a money impact. At the same time, Donald Trump says, “Ah, we’re so rich. We’re so rich.” But you, the way you’re trying to save pennies is by dddesating nursing as a professional degree and just thinking about the FU to nurses. And I just think, Dr. Gupta right now with so much suffering happening in this country before Thanksgiving and so much we could do for people. the fact that there are people in this Trump regime sitting around saying, “You know what’s a great idea? Let’s screw over nurses. That’s the group that we’re gonna” Then someone else goes, “Great idea. Hey, Linda McMahon, what do you Hey, WWE wrestling person, what do you think about this? It’s Tell us what’s happening here.” Yeah. You know, it’s the progressive deskkilling of arguably the most vital profession in all of medicine because nurses spend more time and all doctors would admit this with our patients than doctors can. Unfortunately, we have to jump around and and care for mo, you know, I’m I’m in my ICU. I’m caring from 10 to 15 patients, critically ill patients on a shift. Um, they need my attention. nurses. There’s maybe in a lucky situation it’s onetoone patient to nurse and that nurse is in that room for a 12 to 14 hour shift doing backbreaking work uh literally uh nursing a patient back to life. There is no question nurses Ben are a professional specialty. They represent a professional specialty. the work they do is a professional uh set of skills. It requires a skill set that requires going to a professional school which requires uh being able to draw against loans from the federal government than any professional degree that is offered in the United States of America is able to draw against. There’s no reason why nurses should not be able to draw against the same limits that doctors, that lawyers, uh that other dentists are able to draw against. And here’s what’s happening here. They’re they’re putting these artificial limits. They’re saying basically that because they’re not considering nurses uh or most nurses across the country holding a professional degree that uh what does that mean? That means that if you wanted to go and upskill, say you’re a nurse, you got trained to be a nurse and you wanted to get more skills. You want to be an advanced practice nurse, which by the way the country is needing more and more of then because we don’t have enough doctors. often an advanced practice nurse is the most skilled uh health care professional in an entire county much less a hospital. I work with advanced practice nurses to staff ICUs in parts of the country especially in the military in my military role. We have advanced practice nurses really stepping in and and filling key healthcare workforce gaps across the country. And this is exactly the group of of of of nurses that this policy is going to target. uh the most skilled nurses in the country that are doing critical things for our health care system for our patients no longer are going to be able to get a a graduate school loan uh that will fully fund their education through the government. They’re going to have to figure out a different way. Makes no sense considering we’re we’re we’re in a workforce shortage when it comes to nurses. One, it’s only going to get two. It’s only going to get worse with the baby boomer generation getting needing more and more care over the five next 5 to 10 years. We need we need more skilled nurses. We need more advanced practice nurses to fill key gaps in hospitals across the country. And two, I I think the other thing we need to keep in mind is people want to need want to need to feel that they want to go into nursing as a specialty, as a career and stay there uh for the for their life. And part of the way you do that is giving them a path to greater skill sets to to career growth. One of which is becoming an advanced practice nurse. um for faculty for nursing schools across the country. Ben lean on advanced practice nurses and other nurses that have upskilled and gotten additional degrees to be able to teach and train the next generation of nursing students across the country. All these capabilities are being put at risk right now because of this policy. They don’t want you to talk about that. They don’t want us to talk about this because this how is this in any way America first? This is putting at risk the ability of our hospitals to fundamentally care for patients. Absolutely it is. It’s putting at risk the advanced practice nursing specialty because they’re now where are they going to get the funds uh next generation to get this training? Who knows? Private philanthropy very uncertain. Uh who institutional funds who knows will they provide scholarships? Incredibly uncertain. And then nursing schools. Nursing schools rely on faculty with advanced practice degrees to train the next generation of nursing students. Where are these advanced practice faculty going to come from? We’re not going to support their education. You know, as former President Biden said, you know, a job is more than just money. A job is about dignity. And in many ways so much of what this Trump regime is doing is just taking away the dignity of people also like as you mentioned there’s clearly a monetary ramification here which impacts the ability of people to pursue degrees and access loans. Yes. But there’s also like a a dignity point of of the presidency and this regime right now before Thanksgiving looking at the nursing community and saying, “You know what? F you. You don’t matter.” And they’re doing that with lots of groups across this country, but particularly right now, too, like people on the front lines of of of of saving our lives. and you know and one day you know Trump’s going to need you know now or whenever it’s like what what are we doing here? So lastly I just want to talk about CDC um because I think this isn’t getting enough attention that they’re you know tell us about the new number two and what’s going on there. Yeah, this is a guy who um unfortunately the new number two Louisiana surgeon general, former congressman, uh physician in name only, doesn’t actually actively cared for patients for many, many years now, now is the number two, the principal deputy director, highest ranking MD in the CDC. Uh and is a guy that uh you know did all the things that Kennedy is going to like. He’s promoting ivormectin as a treatment for COVID. uh he’s against vaccines and not just the COVID vaccine. He’s drawn to uh he’s put into question the hepatitis B vaccine uh recommendation for children for infants in the first 24 hours of birth. I mean really fundamental things he’s he’s called into question and he’s now the number two at the CDC and he’s the highest ranking MD at the CDC and this is what he’s been saying. And so I say this because it’s important to recognize one, what we’re up against, this threat to medicine. Two, the complete lack of credibility of the CDC now as we enter the next few years of the Trump administration. If we ever doubted it, I think it’s clear, Ben, that anything out of the CDC now uh cannot be trusted. You know, before in the first few months, there was career staff. there was still a lot of uh legacy staff that were pushing back that were still in their jobs trying to do the right thing and I think now you’re seeing uh there has been a complete hollowing out of career staff a lot of people are leaving a lot of people are leaving in in in protests so there is quite literally nobody to stand up anymore against what we’re seeing and Kennedy’s replacing it with yes people that are just going to simply do his bidding so that’s that’s a clear implication there you cannot trust the CDC and three you know just to to make sure I emphasize this for all our listeners. Uh, you know, I’m on the West Coast just like you are. The West Coast Health Alliance led by Governor Nuome and the governors of Washington State, Oregon, Hawaii, but I would I would position Governor Nuomo as really the this uh the shepherd of this effort here from a public messaging standpoint especially, is falling onto states and alliances like the West Coast Health Alliance to say enough of what the CDC is doing. we’re going to go our own way to protect our own citizens. And that’s what you’re seeing here. You’re seeing states and alliances of states say they don’t trust the quackery happening at the CDC level anymore for good reason. So, we’re going to focus on people that we trust and messaging that we trust coming from sources that are credible, that are evidence-based, and that’s what’s happening. Dr. Vin Gupa, leader of Midas Health, thank you so much for sharing your expertise. Thanks, man. Everybody, hit subscribe. Let’s get to 6 million subscribers. Want to stay plugged in? 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MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas and Meidas Health Leader Dr. Vin Gupta report on Donald Trump’s deteriorating health that has owned advisors terrified and Meiselas and Dr. Gupta discuss Trump’s attack on nurses as his current condition likely requires nurses for his own health more than ever.

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