Trump’s HEALTH CRASHES as AIDES RAISE RED FLAGS!!!

Donald Trump's health continues to. collapse as some of his top aides seem. to be raising massive red flags and. trying to show us what is happening. Specifically, Margo Martin, one of. Donald Trump's top aides, has been. posting videos of Donald Trump where you. can clearly see his cognitive and. physical deterioration. And I think. she's trying to post these videos to. show all of these red flags to the. public. At the same time, she sees.

Natalie Harp, who Donald Trump describes. as his human printer, and others. describe her as something else to Donald. Trump, always by his side 24/7, raising lots of red flags there as well. I'll talk about that in a moment. Margo. Martin posted the following video right. here of Donald Trump in the Oval Office. looking deeply unwell as he was signing. an executive order yesterday, claiming. that there was a national emergency and.

that people who fix their cars get. arrested and that we need to help the. people fix their cars because they're. getting arrested and thrown in detention. centers. What in the heck is he talking. about? Watch this video that Margo. Martin posted. Play this clip. >> It's really common sense. Somebody wants to fix Some of these. people have been in mechanics in the. mechanics in the shop. They're telling the mechanic in the shop. how to fix their car or their truck. We. signed the truck one.

a little while ago. So, I'm going to. sign this and I'll be happy about it. We rule by common sense to a large. extent. >> [snorts]. >> All right, lady. Good job. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Hey. Now, Margo Martin, one of Donald Trump's. top aides, also posted this video of. Donald Trump walking around.

the White House grounds and outside and. Lafayette Square. And you'll note that. Donald Trump can't really walk straight. We've been raising these red flags, but. you see it in this video that Margo. Martin posted as well. It's as if she. continues to post these videos to send. signs that this guy is rapidly. physically deteriorating. I mean, these. videos look bad. Here, play this clip.

Just so you can see the angle that. corporate news was showing of Donald. Trump yesterday and that the White House. account was beaming out. This was Donald. Trump saying that they were arresting. all of these people for fixing their. cars. Play this clip. >> attention because I noticed they were. arresting people for fixing their car. They were arresting people for fixing. That's totally unbelievable. Anyway, so it's right to fix and I think. it's it's really common sense. If.

somebody wants to fix Some of these. people are better mechanics than the. mechanics in the shop. >> Now, talking about Natalie Harp for a. moment, Donald Trump's human printer, Trump is spending all of his days and. nights with her. I think they're calling. it. policy meetings in the White House right. there, but she's always by his side. And. when Donald Trump wants whatever the. information, the human printer runs by. his side and she's got it, but they're. doing all of these policy meetings. together. If you look at Trump's.

schedule, um as. one account notes, "Old King Syndrome is. a political state where corrupt. officials, eunuchs, and the harem ladies. work together or against each other to. control a doddering senile ruler to. enrich their families and interest. groups." All of this is going on, you. have Senator Hassan of New Hampshire. pressing for answers after reports that. Trump is receiving potentially special. treatment and special access to.

medication as well. It seems that. according to this report by STAT News. that the Trump regime bent the rules of. a federal program to provide a highly. sought after weight loss drug from Eli. Lilly still in clinical trials to a. single VIP potentially for free and it. was going to a 79-year-old. who's well connected with refractory. obesity, obstructive sleep apnea, and. pulmonary hypertension. Now, I want to bring in Senator Maggie.

Hassan from the great state of New. Hampshire. Senator Hassan, so great to. be with you. I want to talk about the. letter that you sent RFK Jr. about this. experimental drug that's apparently. being used by someone in the White House. who seems to fit a description of Donald. Trump. Regardless of whether it's him or. whoever, I think there's a lot of red. flags there though with Donald Trump's. cognitive and physical abilities right. now, which we could get into as well. But tell us about this letter that you. sent and why is it important that we.

focus on this issue, too? >> Uh look, even in this administration, this letter. stands out, right? So, people should. understand that if there are clinical. trials going for a drug that hasn't been. approved by the FDA yet, uh there are. situations in which you can apply for a. special exemption. It's called a. compassionate use exemption so that. somebody who really needs that drug now, who's tried a lot of other things, um. can get uh access to what could be a.

critical drug for them uh before it's. approved. What stands out in this case. is a highly placed person at the NIH. reached out to the FDA and said, "Please. make a compassionate use exemption for a. new weight loss drug for a 79-year-old. man who has a couple of other healthcare. conditions and who's been on another. weight loss drug for about a year and it. hasn't worked. And the FDA has now.

allowed that exemption for this one. individual. Now, usually when you get. compassionate use exemptions like this, um FDA would approve it for a whole. cohort of people, um other people who. could also benefit from this. But in. this case, it's just one person who was. 79 years old in April when the. application was made, who happens to. know somebody highly placed at the NIH, and who is getting this drug in all. likelihood for free because when you're.

in a clinical trial, you get the drug. for free, while millions of Americans. either have had to uh give up their. health insurance altogether or are. really struggling with their co-pays and. deductibles, especially with the price. of pharmaceuticals at the at the. counter. And so, it's it's just really. indicative of an administration that. thinks there's a special class of. people, and if you're well enough. connected, you can get whatever you. need. >> You know, it reminds me a lot of we. shouldn't forget during COVID when.

Donald Trump got all of the treatment. that people were being deprived of. getting. And he got every experimental. thing and everything while there was the. kind of mounting, you know, death death. toll there. And it seems to be kind of. the MO. And it goes to I think just a. broader issue, right? Of. >> Right. >> uh transparency and what the heck is. actually going on, you know? They they. they publish this medical narrative that. they claim was what Donald Trump uh was. looked at at Walter Reed. Then we learn,

"Wait a minute, there were 22. specialists looking at you." And then, "Wait a minute, you know, there's now. experimental drugs being talked about.". And we all see him physically and there. are lots of red flags there. And so, you. know, when you tell us that this is a. perfect physical specimen and we can see. for ourselves all of this conduct and, you know, it it it's interesting cuz a. lot of the media, they just don't want. to talk about it, but it's a national.

security risk and I think a major issue. when you see his behavior publicly the. way it is. >> Yeah, look, I just want to be clear. The. president of the United States has a. really important job, so I want them to. get good health care, whoever is in the. presidency. But to your point, it's the. lack of transparency, it's what we're. seeing in real time. I mean, I've never. thought Donald Trump was fit to be in. office. Um he shouldn't be our. president, but he is. Um but the other. issue here is it's again uh this.

administration's uh. just overall attitude that there's a. special class of people. They are the. people who know Donald Trump, uh who are. connected to Donald Trump, who can pay. Donald Trump something or provide a. favor to Donald Trump. Um it's a special. class of people who get these special. exemptions at a time when my. constituents here in New Hampshire are. struggling so hard just to figure out. how to pay the rent, how to cover their. kids' medication, you know, how to make.

sure that they can keep everything. afloat at a time when the economy is. really not working for them. And so, that to me it's it's the lack of. transparency and it's the special. treatment of a special class of people. um at a time uh when we should be making. health care more affordable for. everybody. Uh and I'll also point out. whoever is getting this new weight loss. drug, this one person with this special. exemption for free um through the Trump.

administration, Donald Trump has taken. action after action that has driven. health care costs up. So, that's also um. just. the outrage here. He has. made it easier for pharmaceutical. companies to keep their prices high. He. refused to extend those critical ACA tax. cuts. for families. And so, as health care is. getting more and more expensive, he cut. Medicaid by. billions of dollars.

As health care is getting more. unavailable and more expensive for. people, somebody who is either Donald Trump or. knows Donald Trump and is really well. connected is getting this special drug. for free. And that's really the rub and. the outrage here, among other things. >> You talk about what your constituents. are experiencing and you sit on the. Committee of Health, Education, and. Labor and on the Finance Committee. And. it is incredible the level of kind of.

fraud with which this Trump regime. engages and in both and you take health. care, it's a perfect example. There was. a deal I just think of it's it's a cycle. that repeats. It was called the. Affordable Care Act. >> Right. >> That wasn't perfect. You could make this. exact parallel with the JCPOA. >> Right. >> but was moving us in the right direction. and putting step Donald Trump, not a. deal maker, a deal breaker. He rips it. apart just like the JCPOA, he rips it. apart and what does he replace the. health care with? With nothing but lies.

In 2 weeks, I'm going to get you a plan. In a month, I'm going to get you a plan. It doesn't happen. Then what does he. say? No, I actually did it. I've done a. most favored nations clause and now, don't you feel it? Your prescription. drug prices are down 600% victory. JCPOA. rips it apart, creates a worse. situation, and then he says, "What do. you mean? I've done more than anybody. has done before." And that's the cycle. that's so damn dangerous. I don't care.

if you're a Democrat, Republican, or. independent. It's the same cycle. I call. it a death cycle of fraud that just. repeats, and you must have an. interesting vantage point seeing it from. all sides in the different committees. you're on. >> Yeah, it's it's really just remarkable. at so many levels, but let me, you know, back to his so-called most favored. nation. deals with Big Pharma, right? So, we now. have this so-called Trump RX website. where you can go to see what the cost of.

a particular drug is. if you buy it through Trump RX. Here's. the thing, it drives you all to brand. name drugs, which are more expensive, right? And so, this particular kind of. drug, whoever got this exception, it's. one of the kind of GLP-1 type of weight. reduction drugs. If you go on Trump RX. right now, you would pay at least $350, I think, a month for that drug. If you. don't.

have insurance, I think it costs you. like $1,000 a month. And here, whoever. this specially connected person is is. getting it for free. And you are right, the ACA was intended to get everybody. covered with health insurance, so then. we could take the next step, which is. reduce the overall cost. Once. everybody's covered, now you can look at. the things we need to do in our health. care system, reduce the fragmentation, invest in more primary care, those kinds. of things, keep hospitals from charging unfair.

facility fees, for instance. Those are. the kinds of things we should be working. on right now. And there's a little bit of bipartisan. attention to a couple of those things, but the reality is now with these. Medicaid cuts, which are extraordinarily. damaging to states like mine with a. large rural population, along with the. other cuts to the ACA and the refusal to. extend those tax cuts that help people. afford their insurance on the ACA, we're.

seeing millions of Americans giving up. their health insurance. People are still. going to get sick, they still are going. to need health care, but we're going to. have a system that is much less able to. respond to their needs, and we know that. people are going to defer their health. care until they get really sick and need. much more expensive and intense health. care as a result. So, all in all, this. is somebody who, as you say, says he's. doing one thing while he is doing. another, and it is really hurting our. country and hurting their health care in.

particular. >> You know, before we go, I just want to. talk about your role on the Finance. Committee cuz it's a very serious. committee and very serious, supposed to. be very serious thinkers on this. And. while there would be different. approaches of how, you know, you and. certain Democratic colleagues may. approach the numbers or how Republicans. would, and we could have those types of. structural debates, we never really made. up the numbers and had fake numbers and. fake data.

>> Yeah. That was always viewed as that's. what Bernie Madoffs do who go to prison. and go to jail. So, we would have our. arguments, but we would at least have. the data. What deeply concerns me right. now, and I want to get your perspective. cuz your Republican colleagues, to me, have been sucked right into Bernie. Madoff universe, and you know these. people probably behind the scenes as. wow, how did that's happened to you? Which. >> Yeah. >> You know, Trump will say $21 trillion, $19 trillion have been brought in. These.

are deeply fake numbers. Like they're. not anywhere true. And so, we are now. structural, not the Democratic side, but. these Republican colleagues of yours. have embraced fake data and numbers from. a finance perspective that aren't even. close to being tethered to reality. So, how do you even like have conversations. with people who are literally living in. Bernie Madoff world on steroids or Enron. Enron. Our country looks like Enron. right now on steroids. >> Um, look, we continue just to push to.

get witnesses in front of the Finance. Committee who do have the real numbers. and refute some of what is being spewed. out by the Trump administration and some. of his closest advisors. But you know, it's not just fake financial data, it's. fake health data. You've heard the. president say, you know, pregnant women. shouldn't take Tylenol. cuz maybe that causes children to. develop autism. We know that's not true. We know that's not right. Um, and yet we.

are having to pay our attention to. refuting that rather than actually. coming together to continue to invest in. the research that actually is getting. closer to determining what causes. autism. We have seen. my Republican colleagues embrace false. information about mifepristone in an. attempt to outlaw mifepristone. altogether, which would of course really. limit women's capacity to control their. own bodies and make their own.

reproductive decisions. So, it permeates. everything and right now our job has. been to try to kind of level that. playing field, get real data out there. to people, and try to talk to our colleagues about. coming our way to address those things. that we know they're hearing from their. constituents about just as much as we. are hearing from ours. Behind the scenes, I get some. Republicans acknowledging that they. don't agree with the president's. misrepresentation of data for instance.

or misrepresentation. about certain kinds of health cause and. effects, but it is very hard in this. environment to be doing the productive. work we should be doing to move things. forward to address the challenges that. Americans want us to address and. generally have overall agreement about. and not to your point exactly how to do. it exactly what kind of health care. system would cover everybody and help. lower costs but there are really good. ideas and there's real potential for. addressing some of our most difficult.

problems and right now we're just. treading water trying to keep the false. information at bay and that really I. mean it's terrible for the country and. it's slowing us down at a time when we. really. need to face a whole bunch of different. challenges and move forward and make. real progress. >> Senator Maggie Hassan first time joining. me on the Midas Touch Network so it's. great to have. >> to be here. Yeah. >> It's great well we'll have you back on. soon thanks for everything. >> I'd love that thanks take care now.

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