Trump’s HEALTH COLLAPSES as TOP AIDE and USHA EXPOSE HIM!!!

Yeah, she did it again. One of Donald. Trump's top aides keeps on dropping. videos of Donald Trump which show how. sickly and unhealthy he is. That clearly. show how rapidly his health, his. cognitive and physical health, are just. completely collapsing. Margo Martin, she. just keeps on posting these things. I. shared this with you earlier this week. and now it's obviously becoming a trend. I mean, she shared uh videos like this. and and photos of this I mean of Donald. Trump next to Usha Vance during the book.

reading. They ended up editing this. weird book reading that Donald Trump did. with Usha, but Margo Martin, she posted. this clip. I mean, just take a look at. what Donald Trump looks like over here. This is the raw footage that she posted. I mean, just one look at him sitting on. the chair right here next to these. books. I'll just show you again. She. posted this. Here's a photo of her. Here's Here's another photo of them. together rather. Here's what she I'm. just going to show you 30 seconds of. this. Um because in the final video that.

was actually put on YouTube, by the way, only 37,000 people watched it on Usha. Vance's YouTube page, but it's like. heavily edited. This isn't. And I'll. show you other clips that Margo Martin's. been posting. Him not able to walk. straight. Him speaking to AI Teddy. Roosevelt like Teddy Roosevelt uh is. alive. Him walking around with like a. scissor around here. Watch this clip of him and Usha here. Play this clip. >> Another picture. That's. That's the presidents and some children.

watching a football game. Maybe we'll try that. I think we'll do. it now. I'll put Usha in charge. She'll call up. President Barack Obama. She'll call up President Biden. She'll. call up President Clinton. And I think. Clinton would actually sit up. I don't think the other two would be so. thrilled with the idea, but that's okay. >> Well, football brings everyone together, right? >> Not that [laughter] I could be. I could be. It's going to take a lot. more than football. So, there it is. And I'm doing this for a great s-.

>> Yeah, I'll show you more of that in a. moment. She posts this USA, you see. Donald Trump, he can't stand straight. over here. She posted these videos and. photos of him walking around with. scissors and not knowing what to do with. the scissors. Here she is, she posts. this video of him um looking at the. scissor like cutting the ribbon at the. Teddy Roosevelt Center over in North. Dakota. And then like not knowing what to do. with the scissor. And again, she's. posting this stuff for everybody to see.

Here, I'll play this clip. >> [cheering]. [applause]. [applause]. >> You know, and then she does these posts. as though it's like a C Spot Run kind of. book. First flight for Donald. First. flight, Donald. And then she posts this. video of Donald Trump right before he. gets on Qatari Air Force One. And you'll.

see again, he can't stand straight. Um. you know, to me this is a sign of uh of. of dementia, but you know, I'm just. giving you my opinion. Can't stand. straight, he's leaning over. Hey guy, everybody, what do you want to do? What. do you want You want a Pulitzer Prize? Who wants a Pulitzer Prize? Take a photo. of Qatari Air Force One. Here, watch for. yourself. Here, play this clip. >> will be the. first flight. of what I think is maybe the.

greatest commercial plane ever built. Is it a Boeing? What's the best one they. use? >> And then she posts this, Donald Trump. asks AI President Roosevelt, "Do you. consider the Panama Canal your greatest. achievement?" And I do want to note this. as well that there have been numerous. neurologists who watched that. And [snorts] they say it's really. concerning because they they don't see. that Donald Trump's being facetious or. like being sarcastic or like joking with. AI Teddy Roosevelt. What they see is.

what I see, too. And I'm. Donald Trump really thinks he's talking. to Teddy Roosevelt. And he's he's un-. she can't process what he's looking at. He's like, "Teddy, I want to ask you. about the Panama Canal. Is Panama Canal. your greatest achievement?" I also think. that Margo Martin is posting this too to. troll him in a way because Teddy. Roosevelt's response kind of just like. eviscerates Trump. Like the AI Teddy. Roosevelt is like, you know, the best. the most important thing about being a.

president is not focusing on what you. put your name on or what your. accomplishments are. It's what you do. for your country and what you do for the. citizens. Here, just watch this. Here, play this. clip. >> Do you consider the Panama Canal. your greatest achievement? >> Well, >> [laughter]. >> right then, yes. >> Good answer. >> Right. The canal stands as one of my. proudest battles, no question. But. greatness is a strange thing.

It isn't always the biggest or boldest. job that matters most. Panama Canal showed what America could. achieve if we held steady and acted fast. when the world dragged its feet. That said, I measure my greatest work by. the lives improved. Parks set aside, food and drugs made. safe, square deal given to all, not just. to a few. Still, when I stood in the mud watching those. steam shovels, knowing ships would pass. through, changing the world's map.

forever, I felt I'd left a mark that. would last. >> Okay. You did. Thank you. >> And then. she posted another one over here. She. just keeps on showing this. Here, play. this clip. >> Every day a president faces storms most. people never see. Keep your nerve and remember the nation. comes first. You'll get through. I know. you know that feeling yourself. >> Well, I appreciate those words. Those. words are fantastic and.

I just want to say it's an honor to be. with you today. We are making a little bit of a tour. some of the fantastic things you've. done. >> And now let me interrupt for a moment. with some major news that's not getting. enough attention. The Trump. administration just announced it's. spending another $765. million in taxpayer money to cancel four. offshore wind projects. Under this deal, Chicago-based energy developer Invenergy. will surrender its offshore wind leases. in the New York Bight, off California's.

Central Coast, and in the Gulf of Maine. And in return, the federal government. will reimburse the company $765 million. with Invenergy saying that it plans to. redirect much of that money into. building new natural gas power plants in. states like Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri, along with some. geothermal projects. This is now the. third major lease buyout by the Trump. administration, bringing the total. taxpayer cost to roughly two and a half. billion dollars, billion with a B, to.

get companies to abandon offshore wind. development, all because of Trump's. bizarre crusade against wind energy. This announcement comes just after the. administration dropped its appeal in a. lawsuit brought by 17 states after a. federal court ruled its attempt to. broadly halt wind development offshore. was unlawful. And rather than continuing. that legal fight, the administration is. now pursuing this different strategy, paying more companies to walk away from. clean energy projects instead. So now.

taxpayers are being forced to bankroll. the cancellation of renewable energy. projects that were expected to provide. electricity to millions and millions of. people as other countries like China. continue to expand their investments in. clean energy like wind. What do you. think about the Trump administration's. use of taxpayer money to cancel clean. energy projects? How important is. climate policy to you? And what are your. thoughts on our climate coverage here at. Midas Touch? Now is the time that I need. to hear from you, so leave a comment. below and let me know what you think.

Okay, Ben, back to you. >> You know, and then I'll just remind you. when Donald Trump was confused and he. was trying to put those scissors in his. pocket. I mean, she provided the road. map for people to see what was going on. and then we were able to capture these. clips. Here, play this clip. >> Thank Thank you all. We'll see you down. at the amphitheater. Let's go, North Dakota. >> And then when Donald Trump told the.

reporters, "You want a photo surprise? Take a photo of the Qatari Air Force. One." Here, play this clip. >> Did you get any photo surprise? >> Not yet. You know what a photo. >> photo surprise? >> A picture of the plane. Margo, are you taking care of everybody? >> I'm sure am. >> I should ask Margo, okay? Thank you, everybody. >> All right, now let me show you again, going back to this J.D. Vance interview. with Donald Trump. I mean, just show you this. I mean, Donald Trump looks so deeply unwell. I.

mean, first look at Donald Trump just. kind of sitting in this chair. Again, like it looks like he's going to. break the chair. Anyway, here, play this. clip. >> J.D. Vance for fun these days? >> So, I end up reading mostly newspapers. >> Then you have, you know, J.D. Vance. speaking with with with Donald Trump and. saying, "Thank you for being here." And. Donald Trump's like, "Look, I got a. book. Do you know that this is a book? So strange." Again, and I think J.D. Vance was doing this interview also. It's kind of her revenge on J.D. Vance.

and also to expose this cuz I mean, Trump is slurring his speech. He She get. out any words here. Here, let's uh this. next one. >> Mr. President, thank you so much for. inviting us in your office today. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Alicia. >> Well, do you mind telling the kids who. are watching a little bit about this. office and what makes it so special? >> It's the Oval Office. It was built. around 1900. It's uh a spectacular. place. It's the most powerful. piece of real estate probably in the. world. Everything starts here, ends. here, starts again.

And uh we've used it well, and your. husband's been a great vice president to. help. To tell you, we've had a lot of. fun working together even in times of. great stress because the world is under. stress, but we're solving a lot of the problems. And it's an honor to have you in the. Oval Office. The Oval Office basically. represents the president, and it's never been used for such a. purpose, I don't believe, but that's. okay with me. >> Well, >> And then you see Donald Trump holding up. the book and struggling to even speak. Here's more of Usha and Donald. >> special book today.

>> I did. This was done. by the. White House Preservation, and it's really very cute. Here's your cover. It's called. Presidents. Play. We don't play too much, right? And it says, "Let's visit the White House.". So exciting. "Run, Spot, run." We used to have "Run, Spot, run." Remember when I was Maybe. you were much younger. But when I was growing up, we had a book.

"Run, Spot, run." That was the title of. the book. And every sentence was of that. complexity. >> I think this is a little more. >> No, it wasn't too hard. This is much. more exciting. >> And more over here as well. Let's just. play this one as well. >> And they really done a great job. Publication, White House Historical. Association. >> Mhm. They do a lovely job. >> What a job they did. Here's another. picture. That's. That's the president and some children. watching a football game. And I'm doing this for a great second.

lady. And uh she's been so popular around the. White House. Everybody loves you. It's a. great honor. >> Well, it's a great honor for us. Thank. you so much for inviting all the. children watching into the Oval Office. today. >> And then I'll remind you of when Donald. Trump was actually giving that speech in. North Dakota and he was bragging about. his conversations. with. um Teddy Roosevelt as though it was. real. He's like, "And I spoke with Teddy. Roosevelt and here's what Teddy. Roosevelt told me." Here, let's play. this clip.

>> I had a conversation with. Theodore Roosevelt. I had a I said, "What did you think about the Panama. Canal? Do you consider that your. greatest achievement? How do you feel. about the fact. that the Democrats gave the Panama Canal. away to Panama for $1?". You know, he built the Panama Canal. preceded really by a man who's actually. he was the tariff king. William McKinley. He was the president. and they took his name off Mount.

McKinley and I put it back on because it. deserved it. Put it back on. >> And then finally, I'll just connect this. all together. When Donald Trump did that. interview with CNBC. and he was asked, you know, "$2 you made $2 in crypto in. the first quarter. Um. what do you want to say to the American. people?" And Donald Trump goes, "This is how we stay competitive against. China.". That's how How else are we going to beat. China? Of course,

I'm going to have that. I We China's. scared because of What do you What do. What is this guy even saying? Here, let's play this clip. >> But making money in the stock market, that makes sense. So, as far as crypto goes and and I'm just. wondering you you didn't divest your. business. You you have your sons running. it. >> Right. >> I think vice presidents and presidents. aren't subject really to conflict of of. interest laws, but there's this this. notion that that you need to be aware of. conflict of interest.

>> Yeah. >> There was a a large sum of money made in. crypto. Did you know that your family. business was was going to engage in. crypto? Did Did you have anything. >> Well, I was here before I was there. before. I was in office, but. the [snorts] way I view crypto is a. little differently. We have to be at the. top, otherwise China's going to take it. over. Like for instance, AI, we're. leading substantially. in AI over China and everybody else. I. mean, we're leading. When I was with President Xi 3 weeks. ago, he greeted me me and his his first.

words were literally were, "Wow, you've. really done a great job. You've really". cuz this country was dead. We had a dead. country. >> There you have it, folks. Let me know. what you think. Hit subscribe. Let's get. to 7 million subscribers, and thanks for. watching, everybody. >> Thanks for watching. Be sure to add the. Midas Touch Podcast on Apple Podcast, [music] Spotify, or wherever you get. your podcast for new updates every. single day. >> [music].