Trump’s Health RAPIDLY CRASHES as WAR gets OUT OF CONTROL!!!

Donald Trump's health is rapidly. collapsing, his cognitive and physical. health in my opinion, deteriorating. before our eyes. Now, from Europe to. East Asia to South America, their. domestic news outlets are calling this. out. It's really been escalating in the. press after the horrific NATO summit, but especially right now as Donald Trump. will say things like, "I am the guardian. of Hormuz, and I am hereby declaring 20%. of the value of your ships you pay to my.

mafia protection. Guardian of Hormuz.". Then people are like, "Guardian of. Hormuz, what in the world are you. talking about?" Then the next day he. will post the exact opposite. "I have. just spoken to my friends in the Middle. East. I am no longer the guardian of. Hormuz. Instead, they will be investing. trillions of dollars more than the. trillions they've already invested, and. that's what I will do, but I will keep. the blockade on." And then he posts. these weird photos of himself and Xi.

Jinping. Just also in the Oval Office, he keeps adding more gold. Now he has. golden presidential seals that have been. added, and the whole thing just looks so. utterly bizarre, and you know, clearly. his physical and cognitive deterioration. in my opinion is on his mind, especially. with the. death of Lindsey Graham. Donald Trump. saying that. he believes in the racehorse theory, and. Lindsey Graham's father died also at the. exact same age, which is notable because.

Donald Trump's father got Alzheimer's or. was diagnosed with Alzheimer's right. around the age that Donald Trump is now. And then Fred Trump, Donald Trump's dad, rapidly deteriorated and exhibited. basically the exact type of symptoms and. things that we're seeing present. themselves with Donald Trump. But here's. what Trump said about Lindsey Graham. Let's play it. >> difficult, and his father died just. about at the same age from, you know, I. I'm a believer in the racehorse theory. You know, if you have problems, you have. problems. And.

he had some some problems that were a. little bit deep-seated and not easy to. find. >> So, as I note in various countries. across the world, this is. mainstream. coverage right now. So, France's Le. Monde and Germany's ARD, Japan's NHK, Brazil's O Globo, they're all talking. about why does this guy keep talking. about cognitive exams and bragging about. it? Did you see the way the guy looked. and.

why is he behaving this way? So, let's. take a look at India, the Hindu and. Indian TV networks. They're talking. about Donald Trump turning 80 and. concerns around his physical. transparency and his. straightforwardness. Coverage in New. Delhi and Mumbai emphasize these sharp. contradictions in his medical reporting, noting that while Trump claims. everything checked out perfectly, it. appears independent medical experts and. US congressional inquiries are openly. questioning why a supposedly healthy. individual requires frequent advanced.

imaging like CT scans. Indian analysis. frame his insistence on having ace. multiple cognitive screenings as a. calculated political defense mechanism. against questions regarding his physical. endurance. In Japan, NHK and Asahi. Shimbun, what they're talking about how. in Japanese political culture, where. leadership transition and public. presentation are highly choreographed. and risk-averse, a foreign head of state. repeatedly publicizing reliance on.

multiple semi-annual medical screenings. and cognitive checks suggest internal. administrative anxiety rather than. standard upkeep. Even the progressive. daily Asahi Shimbun it frames Trump's. defensive social media posts as. potential indicators of an. unacknowledged underlying problem. raising institutional questions about. long-term cognitive ability. In France, Le Monde and France 24, they're talking. about. his recent behavior and social media.

statements. Why does he keep saying he's. taking the MoCA cognitive exam over and. over again? French TV panels interpret. Trump's public fixation on perfect. scores as a defensive political. distraction designed to mask visible. physical slowing and structural. questions regarding his long-term. executive endurance. In Germany, you. have ARD, ZDF, Der Spiegel, and others. They keep talking about how Donald Trump. keep trying to brag about his extreme.

intelligence is highly unusual for a. sitting head of state and his insistence. of a perfect bill of health. is raising lots of red flags. I want to. bring in Dr. Vin Gupta who leads Midas. Health and, you know, this is now a major international. concern um because people and and it's. it's really unique right now in the. United States. I It's hard to think like. of other parallels where you could point. to like a real a world leader who's.

because of the health issues that are. being presented pose an existential kind. of threat to like everybody, you know, you know, in the entire world right now. And so, they're all talking about it. right now. What you and I have been talking about. for a while and the the talk about what. you've been noticing recently as well. because from NATO to now, it just seems. to be presenting more in my opinion. But. what do you see? >> Yeah, I mean, Ben, it's always good to.

be with you and. we I think I've been covering this you. and I responsibly with the usual. qualifications that I'm not a physician. I haven't diagnosed him. with an in-person exam. Uh So, just to. get that out of the way, And is no question and I I've heard all. sorts of commentary from afar. uh justifying his behavior as just. reflective of his age. uh all the way to, you know, harsher. criticisms and leveling diagnoses.

I I I think we can ask very reasonable. questions and in an 80-year-old that's. behaving the way he is, which is, for. example, confusing the country of Iran. with Japan. I mean, I think we all saw. that. So, these increasing verbal errors and. confusion, changes in coherence, I mean, these long digressions that, you know, Axios and others will actually just post. verbatim. on Twitter. I mean, people can just go. and see the dialogue. You know, he's.

trailing off. He's He's not completing. sentences. He's. tangential thought. All sort of wrapped. up in one long uh. non-inco- or incomplete sentence. He has. physical changes that are, you know, obvious that seem like they're getting. uh. you know, accelerating. And so, I it's hard not to s-. to to. ask the question, why is somebody like. him why aren't we talking about it more? I not you and me, but why isn't there.

more of chorus here the way there was. with the former president? And. does he have capacity to in- engage in. that required executive functioning that. you need to be in the highest office in. the land? And and I I think that. you know, if we're if we're being. objective and if, you know, his. supporters were being objective, if the former president, say President. Biden, were to make some of the verbal. miscues that the current president is. doing, we'd be talking about it.

endlessly. You know, general confusing. uh G- I believe he confused. General Electric with General Motors. just the other day. I can't even imagine. uh the uproar that that would have. happened if it was the former president. And so, there's a different standard. One, two, I think we we should ask. questions about capacity. Does he have. the capacity to engage in high-level. thinking and high-level decision-making. that is consequential for the country. and for.

the people of other nations across the. world. I have serious concerns there and. I think any reasonable person after now. witnessing this decline over the last 18. months should have a a similar set of at. least concerns and questions. And then. yes, he does nothing to reassure any of. us then. that. you know, taking repeated Mocha tests. he continues to talk about this. And. you know, I imagine his physicians and. the people around and I've actually.

prob- I'm I'm assuming they've likely. told him that is not a adequate defense. That's not an adequate flex. It's not. intending. what you think it's intending and. therefore it's actually making you look. weaker. I. he's probably just doing this of his own. volition and again, that's the problem. here. He doesn't really have the. capacity to understand what could be an. adequate defense to justify his. performance and all these miscues. >> I'll give you a perfect example. So,

he's doing an interview the other day. This right-wing media host tells Trump, "You're going to take out Pickaxe. Mountain in Iran. You're going to do it, right? That's what we want you to do.". And then Trump hears it and then he. goes, "We're going to take out Pickaxe? You know, they better watch out at. Pickaxe Mountain." And what people often. say is that the last person who speaks. to him or whoever it is, you know, will. put the idea and then he'll just go and. he'll adopt it and then he'll use it and. then he'll go on with it. Then somebody. else says something and then he goes.

with it. Then somebody else goes. something and it's why I mean, I think. we have that clip. Let me just show you. this one if we've got it. Mr. President, go get Pickaxe Mountain and don't keep. the speaker waiting. I appreciate your. time, sir. >> Okay, and we will do that. We're going. to take out Pickaxe Mountain. Tell the. Iranians to be ready. >> I will. >> We just did. We're coming, okay? There's. not a damn thing they can do. >> Okay, and now think about that when. Putin gives him a call. And then Zelensky wants to call, then. Putin calls after, and then NATO calls.

after, and then Xi Jinping calls after, and then he's just, you know, and and. and and then Netanyahu says to him when. he's in Turkey, they want to, you know, Iran wants to kill you. Iran wants, you. know, which also seems to have put in. motion. the the the ending of the MOU. You could. almost kind of trace to somebody telling. Trump, they want to kill you. And then. he had that they want to kill me. I'm on. their list. I'm on their list. And that. was kind of, you know, implanted, you. know, and so I think the the big kind of.

issue though here to your point on. executive function though is. this is impacting, it seem this is what. the world was seeing, decision-making. Like it's impacting everybody's lives. >> Yeah, I mean, high-level. decision-making, executive functioning, and assessing that then. it that is not assessed through the. Montreal Cognitive Assessment, MoCA. That. that's a scrappy tool to assess sort of. early stages of. cognitive decline, dementia. It cannot.

assess. other forms of. uh cognitive dysfunction like your. executive functioning. Do you have. proper decision-making capabilities? Can. you be leader of the free world? Do you. engage in clear thought? Can you. articulate a point of view without uh. having verbal miscues all the time and, you know, seemingly being confused? These are things that we're all. witnessing that these are factual. observations. And if you want to deny them or cast. them off as being anybody, all sorts of. folks.

uh explain it away as just normal aging. and that he's, you know, uh uh uh. very unpredictable and this is who he's. been and, you know, yada yada. I I. I I find those to be insufficient. explanations. And then, yes, I to your. point, broader point on his own. physicians, and none of this should be. partisan. uh at all. We should have a set standard. set of expectations about what uh. what we as the public should know about.

presidential health. Uh medical records now given the. presidents, especially the last few. presidents, should be a matter of public. record. This should not be up to the. editorializing and whims of the White. House medical team and the chief of. staff and the president him or herself. This should be a matter of public record. cuz it is consequential to your point. And, you know, we're seemingly getting. these disconnected uh statements and. then, you know, alarm across the world. because nothing is making sense. And so,

none of this should be partisan. And I. mean, I hate to say it cuz I don't want. to cast aspersions on uh folks in my own. profession. But, nothing [clears throat] that his. team, his own medical team, is doing uh. equips them well that they know what. they're doing, that they're competently. managing the president's health. So, either they're not able to redirect him. And if that's the case, why not just. leave the position and, you know, come. in tact with your. uh reputation. But, if that's not the case, then what. are they doing? Uh you know, it's a.

series of gap after gap and just. confusing decision that does not equip. them as being credible physicians. >> Finally, I want to talk about uh. another uh uh ma- massive public health. issue. uh because the screening tools seem have. been eliminated and there seems to be a. causal relationship there. You know, people are learning about uh you know, this explosive I mean, there's a a.

medical name for it, but basically this. explosive diarrhea and different types. of food. And there was detection methods. and and things that were um you know, pushed aside, you know, during the whole. purges that we saw early on. Talk Talk. to us about what this is, how big a deal. of it is. What should people know, Doc? >> I mean, part of the issue here, Ben, I. mean, and for our audience, this is the. uh. explosive diarrhea, {quote} {unquote}, outbreak that's happening now in over 40. states.

Uh double the case count in just a. matter of, say, 72 hours. I mean, it's, you know, kind of. giving us yeah, sort of eerie reminders. of early days of uh you know, 5 years. ago. These case counts just climbing. logarithmically. This is not a pandemic. This is not the same thing, but it. there's some similar overtones here of. leadership that's not meeting the. moment, leadership that's perhaps making. it a lot worse uh because they don't. know what they're doing. And you know, we thought disinvestments in public.

health might have impacts maybe a few. years down the road. But now we're seeing that this stuff is. happening in real time, Ben. They. uh A Kennedy and his team. disinvested the food-borne disease. surveillance team. They basically gutted. it at the CDC. What does that team do? It specifically looks for back parasites. like Cyclospora that causes. Cyclosporiasis, i.e., watery explosive. diarrhea. It specifically that team was supposed.

to specifically look for outbreaks of. that because this is not uncommon in the. summer. Uh this is a parasite that is. found on produce in warmer climates. So, of course, in the summer we're going to. see cases. And that's that's not. unusual. We see cases every single. summer. What we don't normally see is. 10x the number of cases in places like. Ohio and Michigan that were tip that. we're seeing now. We're seeing a. dramatic increase in cases, people. severely ill, dehydration, especially. those that are elderly or. immunocompromised. This can be very very.

serious. But typically, we didn't really. talk about it. You and I wouldn't be. talking about this last summer or the. summer prior, especially, because we had. a CDC team that was in place that could. detect spikes and say Cyclospora before. it became a full-fledged pan-state. outbreak. And that is no longer the case. cuz here's why. That CDC team no longer. is actually tracking incident cases of. Cyclospora before it becomes a. full-fledged crisis. They specifically. are not looking at that now. They're. looking at other bacteria like E. coli,

but they didn't have the resources to. look and track Cyclospora. So one. wonders, why are we talking about this? Well, direct causal line to the. decisions that were made what, 6-8. months ago. We thought this those. decisions would impact us, say, in 3 to. 5 to 10 years. It's impacting us within, you know, prior to even the midterms. Uh and so what I Let me just close by. saying what the people need to know. My advice would be, I don't think you. have to avoid produce. There's some. advice out there saying just avoid all.

produce for the foreseeable future. That. feels extreme to me. Just wash your. produce. If you're going to eat green. leafy vegetables, wash it, uh you know, at least for 30 seconds. Make sure. you're doing it in a strainer. Give it a. good rinse. Uh if you're elderly, if you're. immunocompromised, if you're medically fragile, you know, on multiple medications, my. recommendation that specific case would. be to avoid fresh produce like raw leafy.

lettuce and cook it. Just cook your. produce for the foreseeable future until. we can get a handle on what the origin. is. It looks like we're maybe headed. towards that understanding, then just. cook it if you're if you're medically. higher risk. Um and then when to seek a. medical provider, I think that's really. critical. as well. Again, a few days of GI. symptoms of watery diarrhea that is not. abating. If you're not able to keep any. fluids down, Ben, and if you're. medically higher risk. So, again, a few. days of symptoms, not able to keep any.

fluids down, getting dehydrated, and. you're somebody that's medically higher. risk. So, older than 65, underlying. medical condition, on an. immunosuppressant medication, please speak to your medical provider. There's treatments, specific. antibiotics, that can treat Cyclospora, but early testing, early treatment. really vital to keep you out of the. hospital or God forbid any other. complications. So, something to keep in. mind. And then, you know, lastly I will. just say, where is the messaging from. this administration on any of what we. just talked about? There's effectively.

nothing. Uh and so, just something to keep in. mind. >> It's exactly what I was about to say. What you just said there. by itself can be immensely helpful to. people in protecting themselves. And. because this Trump regime is so focused. yet again on covering it up and acting. like they're not responsible for it. It's reminds me a lot of COVID. Don't. test, then there's no cases. Pretend it. doesn't exist, and it's not there. But it is there.

And and and it's impacting people. And. just because you don't acknowledge it, doesn't mean that it's not impacting. people. And it's why you and I do these. segments also because, you know, fortunately we have a really big. audience here. And, you know, we can. talk about topics like this as well. You. know, and get the knowledge out to. people. And hopefully this is something. that people will follow, and they'll be, you know, and and and they'll take some. steps, you know, to help protect. themselves. Doc, thanks as always. >> Thanks, Ben. >> And everybody hit subscribe here. That's.

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