Authors of new Trump book reveal his health is the one mystery they couldn’t crack
“Frankly, 2018, I think, was the last time we got real information. Remember, they were not honest at all about how sick he was during Covid in 2020, and so we’ve never really known the extent of that, or any after-effects.“Will we know before the end of his term if there is something more significant? He most recently underwent a “routine annual” medical in May.Following his physical, Trump, 80, said he took a cognitive test and “got every answer right,” later touting the results as proof of his fitness for office.
- ▪“Frankly, 2018, I think, was the last time we got real information.
- ▪Remember, they were not honest at all about how sick he was during Covid in 2020, and so we’ve never really known the extent of that, or any after-effects.“Will we know before the end of his term if there is something more significant?
- ▪He most recently underwent a “routine annual” medical in May.Following his physical, Trump, 80, said he took a cognitive test and “got every answer right,” later touting the results as proof of his fitness for office.
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The authors behind a new book about the Trump administration have revealed that the one subject they struggled to get to the bottom of was President Donald Trump’s health.In Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan of the New York Times described Trump’s medical condition as one of the administration’s most tightly controlled areas of information, arguing that even well-connected reporters have struggled to obtain details beyond White House statements.
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