Trump insiders reveal full troubling truth about dementia rumors

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : When Donald Trump sat down on stage at a special welcome ceremony in his honor in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, he leaned back into his plush gold chair and shut his eyes... seeming to briefly nod off.
70% : A medical report released by the White House in April corroborates their statements, insisting that Trump was in 'excellent health' and showed 'no abnormalities' in neurological and cognitive tests.
65% : Trump will overtake Biden as the oldest sitting president in US history during the final year of his second term.
65% : On Tuesday in Riyadh, Trump stood for almost an hour delivering a speech - and he regularly hosts unplanned meetings with the media, fielding questions off the cuff.
61% : 'President Trump is traveling the world securing trillions in investments.
55% : Trump is leading peace deals, trade deals, hostage deals, tax deals and investment deals.
52% : For instance, in June 2020 the New York Times seized on video of Trump, during his first term, gingerly walking down a steep ramp at the US Military Academy at West Point.
49% : MSNBC primetime host Lawrence O'Donnell speculated that Trump is exhibiting 'sign of mental illness' or 'early-stage dementia.' Timothy L. O'Brien, senior executive editor of Bloomberg Opinion, claimed the Commander-in-Chief Trump is slowing, telling MSNBC last week: 'Watching how he answers questions now compared to Trump 1.0, he slurs his words a little, he looks weary, he is slouched.' 'He lives in fear of going down the path his father went down, which was dementia, followed by Alzheimer's, into his 90s.
48% : In February, Trump outlined his daily routine to the New York Post, saying his workdays start at 6am and end close to midnight.
39% : White House insiders told the Daily Mail last month that Trump may be increasingly leaning on Melania for not just emotional, but physical support.
35% : Trump is still flying around the world, attending events and taking meetings that are physically and mentally demanding.
35% : President Trump exhausts staffers one-third his age.
32% : His gait is not as steady.' But now, Trump insiders are firing back against these 'false smears' in exclusive remarks to the Daily Mail.
31% : Another widely circulated picture of Trump in a meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Syrian ministers in Riyadh on Wednesday showed the president slumped into his chair with his chin tucked to his chest.
31% : If anyone wants to believe that dementia did not run in the Trump family, it's just not true.' Others have unreasonably compared Trump to Biden, whose cognitive decline - and an alleged White House cover-up of it - is the focus of a bombshell new book from CNN host Jake Tapper and Axios correspondent Alex Thompson, 'Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again.' The book is informed by interviews with senior Democrats and details an extensive campaign by officials to stop the public from realizing the extent of Biden's cognitive decline.
31% : It is undeniable that Trump is maintaining a full schedule of physically and mentally demanding events that stand in stark contrast to the Biden's rare public appearances.
29% : Trump's nephew Fred Trump III told People last year that he fears Trump may be heading down the same path as his father: 'Like anyone else, I've seen his decline.
23% : Journalist Aaron Rupar wrote on X: 'Trump is having a hard time keeping his eyes open.' Critics weren't content with the fact that the president had just disembarked Air Force One after a 15-hour flight to explain his apparent fatigue, instead they claimed it was part of a pattern.
7% : Trump should spare our country years of doubt and speculation by agreeing to sit for a public cognitive exam.' Whether Trump will accept that challenge remains to the seen, but sources close to the president see a political dirty trick.

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