Trump Speech Derailed by Medical Drama

Red flags going up as Donald Trump stopped a campaign rally to try to fix an eye problem that he was having. Dipping a towel in water and wiping his eye. Immediately, the conversation became, what is going on with his health now? I am not here to tell you. Trump wiping his eye is proof that he is on death's door. Or he has some secret, undiagnosed or rather not revealed, possibly diagnosed but not revealed condition. What I do want to talk to you about is, once again, we aren't even really allowed to ask questions about this stuff. Now, I want to remind you, this is not a pat on the back. I'm not the only one who's been on this, but it has been a topic of conversation that Donald Trump's eyes often look so swollen that they are almost shut. And this was very noticeable at Donald Trump's Daytona Beach, Florida, rally a couple of days ago. And especially his left eye, the under eye. That area was so puffed up, it was almost like he had one of those cooling iPads, iPads, eye patches below the skin. That's how puffed up Trump's I was. And Trump paused the rally to take out a tissue. Dip it in water. By the way, this is all prepared for Trump, clearly, because they know that this is something that might happen. Here is that moment. You'll also notice Trump is soaking wet from sweat for reasons we don't totally understand. Here is that of that moment. There you go. Crazy. Do you mind? I got a little dig in my eye. Watch this. Notice that Trump's eyes at their normal state before he fixed it, were almost completely swollen shut. Oh, there's so much better. Thank you everyone, that. Thank you, thank you. It's like I wish I had a little eyedrops, but if I did this, I am seriously ill. There's something wrong with Trump. All right, so Trump, what's the towel wipes his eye. Eyes are almost completely shut. And he says I wish I had eyedrops, but people would go crazy. Now listen, of course people can get irritated eyes. A president can eat a tissue. Doesn't mean we need to convene a medical commission. And he then has that familiar move before anyone can ask anything Trump already casts the press is malicious. I wish I had an eye drop, but if I did that, the nasty fake news would say I'm very ill. And this is a very interesting and quite frankly, pretty effective defensive habit. Treat the possibility of scrutiny as persecution, and your audience will never have to consider which questions are reasonable. And I want to be consistent about this. If a Democratic president had an irritated I, I wouldn't want Republicans pretending that a wet nap establishes some diagnosis. Apply it to Trump as well. However, however, we have a broader interest here in transparency that we have never seen met with actual transparency, where Americans should receive credible information about the health of the most powerful, powerful person in the country, if not the world, who's making decisions about war and the economy and the federal government and all of this stuff. And whatever your party is, that's fine. But first, really quick a word from our sponsor. There's something about this time of year. Routines take more effort. The weather changes, schedules move around. Mornings are a little less predictable, so I try to keep the basics consistent. And that's where AG one Pro fits in. It builds on AG one next gen by combining more ingredients into the same morning routine. One pack with cold water. Really simple. AG One Pro combines 80 plus ingredients including vitamins, minerals, pre and probiotics, calcium, HMV and five grams of creativity. 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Flattering descriptions of Trump's health in political letters don't tell us a lot, and they don't answer questions, and they can't allow us to determine what is going on here. And what I want people to kind of notice is our informational system pushes people towards two extremes, and one side is this is the healthiest human ever. Trumpet 80 is healthier than Obama was when he was sworn in in his 40s, and that doesn't make any sense. The other side zooms in on his eyelid until the pixels have pixels and goes. This is proof that Trump's terminal. And the problem is, we don't know. We don't have transparency. What relevant information is available to us? How reliable is it? What don't we know? What aren't they telling us? This is another example. The unknowns remain unknown. Trump soaking wet from sweat and swollen like crazy and interrupts a rally to wipe his eyes. That's what we know. Combined with Trump now has an 11 year history of providing propagandistic medical documents, including. It used to be from Doctor Harold Bornstein, and then it's moved on to whoever else, Ronny Jackson and whatever. So what we can weigh in on is how does Trump handle the visibility around his health? He's built this political identity around I'm alpha, I'm strong. I ridicule weakness when I see it in other people. And so it creates this weird situation where even needing eyedrops becomes something he feels compelled to defend. Imagine creating this mirage where any minor inconvenience convenience immediately becomes a grievance with the media. What I really want is eyedrops, but if I use them, the media would do this and do that. It's got to be exhausting. Everybody else gets to say, hey, I got something in my eye. Hold on. And then you move on. The Trump reaction is, I have to hide as much as I can, and when I can no longer hide it and I've got to deal with my eye, I preemptively attack the media for how they would cover me if I actually used what I needed, which is eyedrops. President's age. They get sick. They need treatment. Being a competent leader includes straightforward communication about what is going on now. I also think there's a practical cost to Trump crying wolf about the media. I want the eyedrops, but the media would do this and then do that. Well, the what Trump's trying to do is condition people to dismiss anything they hear from the media about what's going on with his health. But the problem is the media is kind of not really covering it very much. It's been increasingly independent media, not legacy and corporate media that is even willing to talk about the obvious health problems that Trump is experiencing. And so by crying wolf all the time, he may actually be making the problem even worse. Bottom line, we've got an election tomorrow. We deserve reliable information about the president. We need a president who can tolerate being asked for that information, and Trump can't tolerate it.