Trump’s Health Takes Turn for the Worse With Stunning Admission

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2:30Ben Meiselas:Donald Trump's health is rapidly deteriorating and it couldn't come at a worse time for him with the release of those Epstein emails that are devastating to Donald Trump that seems to be further accelerating his physical and mental decline When Donald Trump was heading to Mar-a-Lago on Friday night on Air Force One, he was asked additional questions about the MRI he received back on October 10th when he had a second medical examination, major medical examination, which they tried to pretend was a physical, at Walter Reed. When Donald Trump addressed the issue of the MRI on Air Force One on Friday, he said it was perfect.

3:19Ben Meiselas:He said that the doctor said it was the best results that the doctor had ever seen, whatever the hell that's supposed to mean. And a reporter asked Donald Trump, what part of the body was it on? Was it on the brain or some other part of the body? Donald Trump said, look, I don't know what part of the body it was. So let me get this straight. Donald Trump said that he got an MRI with the best results, but he didn't know what part of the body the MRI was on. Who doesn't know what part of the body an MRI is performed on? As Madi Hassan says, isn't this 25th Amendment territory if the President of the United States doesn't know which body part an MRI was performed?

4:07Ben Meiselas:Folks, this is a deeply serious matter as Donald Trump is quite literally rotting and deteriorating before our eyes. Let me just show for you the clip of him saying this so you can hear and see it for yourself. This is Donald Trump on Air Force One on Friday night. Let's play this clip. Mr. President, could you tell us why you needed to get an MRI? I understand that the results were good, but what was it for? Because it's part of my physical. getting an MRI is very sad what you think I should have I had an MRI the doctor said it was the best result he has ever seen as a doctor that's it but I had an MRI as part of my standard yearly or every I think they do it every two years but I have the physical every year and the result was outstanding.

5:03Did you know? I have no idea what they analyzed, but whatever they analyzed, they analyzed it well and they said that I had as good a result as they've ever seen. Now, the other thing I took is I took, as you know, a advanced, very advanced test on mental acuity because I think the president it should have to do there. And as you probably heard, I aced it. I got a perfect score. I got the highest score. I got a perfect score. And the only reason I tell you that is it's one subject, unlike Biden and others, that you can take off your plan.

5:42Ben Meiselas:You just read for you some of the comments following that. As Terry Vert says, best MRI the doctor has ever seen. Not sure what organ was scanned, but it was the best ever, whatever it was. This other account, Michael Cohen, but not the Michael Cohen on this network says, the greatest MRI result ever seen is legit one of the unintentionally funniest things Trump has ever said. This account, Susan Bordson writes, how many people consent to an MRI, but have zero knowledge or understanding regarding what is being scanned or why? For the love of America political press, start covering this man's words and actions using the same standards you've used for every other high level government official.

6:30Ben Meiselas:Well, that's what we're doing here at the Midas Touch Network. It's why we've been focused on Donald Trump's deteriorating health for about five years. We've been focused on it in very specific detail and our coverage will only continue, Ahmed Baba writes. So Trump is simultaneously saying that his MRI results were outstanding, but he has no idea what was even analyzed. Okay, why is he being so weird about this? It's pretty clear the president of the United States is withholding key health information from the American people. You think? And I mean, All last night, Donald Trump was posting weird memes like this.

7:11Ben Meiselas:Who's this supposed to be? Someone in a weird mask? Trump 2028. I don't know, Donald. Is this the type of things you would see when you would hang out with Epstein? People who were dressed like that. Also, on Air Force One, after Donald Trump talked about this MRI, but he doesn't know what body part it's on. Trump was talking about how he doesn't know why his name appeared on the Epstein emails. And then when people were asking him additional questions, he was like, quiet, quiet. And he lunged. He couldn't control his body. He lunged. It looked like he was going to kind of physically grab the female reporter and the other reporters who were asking the questions.

7:54Ben Meiselas:Watch this here. Play this clip. So let me just take us on a timeline of just the past several months, just to maybe make this clear for you. So on April 13th, Donald Trump purported to have his first physical exam. The results of the exam were published in a way that made very little sense. It didn't seem credible. It said that his health was evidenced by winning golf championships, which by the way, we know he cheats at those golf championships, but that's not a normal thing that belongs in medical reports. It also said that he weighed like 220 pounds, which my opinion weighs over 300 pounds.

8:38Ben Meiselas:So just a lot of red flags there, but that was April 13th. Then on July 16th, that's when Caroline Levitt, Donald Trump's chief propagandist, press secretary, she holds a press conference saying that Donald Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, but stated that it was not a serious issue. It just is caused because he shakes a lot of hands and that's why, and he's such a busy guy. At that time, remember, we saw Donald Trump's hand rotting, looked like he stuck it in a piranha tank. Donald Trump's ankles kind of exploding. We saw just the way it flared up in a way that almost looked like basketballs, right?

9:23Ben Meiselas:We know that Donald Trump was unable to walk in a straight line and he still struggles to walk in a straight line. You remember when he rolled out the red carpet for Putin and had our soldiers get down on their knees because Trump is a despicable human being. But then Trump walked on that red carpet to greet Putin and Trump was zigzagging back and forth. I'll also note recently when Donald Trump was in Japan, he needed the new prime minister there, Takeishi, to help chaperone him and walk because he got lost, didn't know where he was. And of course, there's the rambling. He can't complete full sentences.

10:01Ben Meiselas:Again, the physical appearance of the sweat. So there's all of that taking place. So then October 10th is when he purported to have a second physical exam, which they tried to act like it was an annual exam, but they previously claimed his annual exam was April 13th. So then they said it was a semi-annual exam. But then Ronnie Jackson, who was Trump's former physician, now a MAGA Republican Congress member and MAGA sycophant, he said that it was in connection with the chronic venous insufficiency, but that was different than what Trump and Caroline Levitt said. But then we got that report and that medical report talked about advanced imaging performed.

10:49Ben Meiselas:As soon as we got that report, do you remember what we were saying on the Midas Touch Network? I said, MRI, MRI, MRI. I said, this is what we thought. I said, I don't know if it is related to the brain, if it is another organ, but this is serious, folks. And that's what I said. I said, and it's consistent with the physical deterioration that we see before our very eyes. So then on October 27th, Donald Trump was talking about the trip to Walter Reed. On November 4th, we have Caroline Levitt responding to why Trump got an MRI, and she kind of tried to not discuss it at all. And then on November 12th of this past week, she talked about it again.

11:42Ben Meiselas:Remember October 27th, Trump was on Air Force One and he was like, it was a good MRI. Just go and ask my doctors. They'll give you the imaging reports. They'll give you the data. And of course, that's the way of Donald Trump's way to like divert attention. And nobody ever got the data. No one got the advanced imaging at all. So that kind of brings us up to date on where we are. So with that as kind of a background, let me just remind you of when Carolyn Levitt, July 17th, 2025, take a look at Trump's ankles, his hand, and you'll see this is where she talks about the chronic venous insufficiency.

12:21Ben Meiselas:Play this clip. Many in the media have been speculating about bruising on the president's hand and also swelling in the president's legs. So in the effort of transparency, the president wanted me to share a note from his physician with all of you today. In recent weeks, President Trump noted mild swelling in his lower legs. In keeping with routine medical care and out of an abundance of caution, this concern was thoroughly evaluated by the White House Medical Unit. The president underwent a comprehensive examination, including diagnostic vascular studies. Bilateral lower extremity venous Doppler ultrasounds were performed and revealed chronic venous insufficiency, a benign and common condition, particularly in individuals over the age of 70.

13:10Importantly, there was no evidence of deep vein thrombosis or arterial disease. Laboratory testing included a complete blood count, comprehensive metabolic panel, coagulation profile, D-dimer, B-type natriotic peptide, and cardiac biomarkers. All results were within normal limits. An echocardiogram was also performed and confirmed normal cardiac structure and function. No signs of heart failure, renal impairment, or systemic illness were identified. Additionally, recent photos of the president have shown minor bruising on the back of his hand. This is consistent with minor soft tissue irritation from frequent handshaking and the use of aspirin, which is taken as part of a standard cardiovascular prevention regimen.

14:00This is a well-known and benign side effect of aspirin therapy. And the president remains in excellent health, which I think all of you witness on a daily basis here. So the president wanted me to share that note with all of you. I'm happy to take further questions on it. Your feed is all hot takes. Your group chat is worse. Indicloud delivers the piece that your feed won't. Indicloud is your online cannabis dispensary, gummies, flowers, pre-rolls, and more. all federally legal THC, DEA-certified, lab-tested, shipped to Screte. When the headlines won't stop, at least your brain can. The first time I tried into cloud, I wasn't trying to escape the world.

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15:37Ben Meiselas:Various stages of chronic venous insufficiency. To me, he looks like stage five or six, chronic venous insufficiency. You know, and this could be a serious issue if the blood's not flowing to where it needs to. The question we have is, is this MRI related to cognitive issues? Many people have suspected mini strokes. Is this cardiovascular? Is it kidney? Is it liver? Is it something else? These are the types of things that we would normally get answers to. So let me just share this with you. This is Dr. Jonathan Reiner, Dick Cheney's former cardiologist. And he just said that Trump's secret MRI could reflect a showing of neurological symptoms.

16:23Ben Meiselas:Here, play this clip right here. Medical analyst, Dr. Jonathan Reiner. Most of us do not get an MRI as part of a normal physical. Aren't they typically used to detect things like strokes and aneurysms and tumors? I mean, do you have any clues as to why the president would have gotten an MRI? It's not part of a routine screening. There's been really a lack of candor. The big question is what prompted his MRI? So what symptoms were they concerned about? What particular type of MRI was performed? Was it a brain MRI? Was it a cardiac MRI? Was it an MRI of spine? It was prostate? what prompted a concern that would take him in a relatively unscheduled way to Walter Reed for this testing.

17:10Why didn't they tell us that? Didn't they disclose that he was tested when Dr. Barbarella issued his report after the president's visit? And now why won't they tell us exactly what was why the testing was performed and the results?

17:25Ben Meiselas:I think without that, then there's really no trust. Now, one of the things I want to remind you as well is that Donald Trump had a history of manipulating his medical reports. I mean, always. How do we know this? Well, Donald Trump's former lawyer who's since passed away under mysterious circumstances, Dr. Harold Bornstein. Remember, he was the doctor back in 2015, 2016, who would prepare those reports. Trump was the healthiest man who would ever get into the Oval Office. Well, I just want to remind you that back on May 2nd, 2018, Trump's medical doctor at that time, it was a D.O., Harold Bornstein.

18:09Ben Meiselas:He talked about how Donald Trump dictated that whole letter. Play this clip. We ran into Dr. Harold Bornstein right here, right outside his office on Park Avenue. And he told us in no uncertain terms. And this is the quote, Aaron. he dictated, he being Trump, he dictated that whole letter, I didn't write that letter, meaning that Trump dictated what he wanted to go into it, and essentially Bornstein wrote it up. He did say, he compared it to the movie Fargo, and he said it takes the truth and moves it in a different direction. Think about that. Now, Bornstein tells us that he was in a car with his wife when he was on the phone with then-candidate Trump in December of 2015, and she was going through with Trump what he could say and what he couldn't say.

18:55Trump was dictating what he wanted in that letter. And Bornstein was saying, OK, you can say that. You can't say that. He then came here to the office. He wrote it up. Trump's office later picked it up. He said around 4 p.m. Aaron, we have reached out to the White House, but we have not gotten a response.

19:09Ben Meiselas:And this was from that same period, May 2018. Harold Bornstein talked about how his office was raided by Donald Trump's bodyguards, and they took Trump's medical reports because they wanted to conceal it. Again, this is Trump's doctor who has since passed away. Here's what he had to say. Exactly what they're looking for. Well, his medical records, his pictures, anything they could find. We must have been here for 25 or 30 minutes. We created a lot of chaos. I couldn't believe anybody was making a big deal about a drug that's to grow his hair, which seemed to be so important. And it certainly is not a breach of medical trust to tell somebody they take Roquecia, to grow their hair.

19:52Ben Meiselas:What's the matter with that? Now, going back to 2019, people suspected that Donald Trump's first mini strokes occurred right around then. Remember, Trump made an unannounced visit to Walter Reed Medical Center back in 2019, which some medical experts speculated was due to a stroke. Well, even back then, you had Dr. David Shiner, a former presidential doctor. He said that when Donald Trump's, that's when the slurring really started bad. He goes, I think the guy's got many strokes is what he suggested. Here, play this clip. His inability to say words sometimes worries me tremendously. He is having trouble word finding when he said United Zizh instead of United States.

20:38These aren't words, these aren't slips of the tongue. These are words he can't find them. And this is happening over and over again. Comedians joke about it, but it's not a joking matter. I think there is a neurological issue that is not being addressed. And if he had an MRI of his head over there, I would be very pleased because I think he needs it. Is that something that could have happened in the two-hour time he was there? Yes, it certainly could. And the worry that I have is that maybe he's having small strokes. And we had that once before in the White House when Woodrow Wilson was president.

21:11it. His inability to find words is peculiar and has not been explained. And I think one has to think of it as a possible neurological issue.

21:23Ben Meiselas:So Donald Trump's new DO, not MD, DO is the person who prepared the October 10th report and the April 13th report is a guy named Sean Barbarella. Now, Barbarella, he refuses to produce the advanced imaging. Normally, that's something that we should get. We should get a copy of the advanced imaging, but that has not been produced at all. So what we are left with is what Donald Trump said there, what Caroline Levitt said there. And when Donald Trump says he doesn't know what body part the MRI was done, I mean, again, I truly believe that is 25th Amendment territory right there. Two other data points I want to show you.

22:07Ben Meiselas:I think this is very important. Data point number one, J.D. Vance has been saying this a lot lately. On interviews, he says, if tragedy strikes, I'm going to be ready to step in and become the president. And he does a whole shtick where he goes after Biden. And well, if I was the vice president for Biden, I would be very, very worried. But with Donald Trump, but God forbid, tragedy strikes, wink, wink, I'll be ready. So this is what he said this week too. With all of this taking place. Here, play this clip. You seem to go with the flow pretty well. Do you have quiet moments? You think about that?

22:46Yeah, honestly, Sean, I try not to. I mean, one, I serve under Donald Trump, who is very healthy. He casts a pretty big shadow. He casts a big shadow. But if I served under Joe Biden, I'd probably be worried every minute of every day that he was going to croak and that I'd have to become president.

22:59Ben Meiselas:But because I serve a president, I would have a bad phone. Okay, did it just happen? I'd never be able to sleep. I'd always have my cell phone as loud as possible, but no, the president won, you know, he's got a lot of energy, he's extremely healthy. So I don't think about that. Obviously that's part of the job is you've gotta be ready if tragedy strikes. Now, the other data point I wanted to show you was Caroline Levitt's press conference this week where she talks about the advanced imaging that he got. Let me just play this for you. You recently said you check with President Trump about one need to get an MRI on his recent trip to Walter Reed.

23:34Do you have any more detail on that? I do, and I'm glad you asked. As stated in the memo provided on October 10th, President Trump received advanced imaging at Walter Reed Medical Center as part of his routine physical examination. The full results were reviewed by attending radiologists and consultants, and all agreed that President Trump remains in exceptional physical health, which I know all of you will see with your own eyes later this evening when he opens up his dinner to the press. And perhaps you will see him when he signs the bill to reopen the federal government. So stay tuned on plans for that.

24:05Ben Meiselas:And then finally, this is an important video that we made at the Midas Touch Network, where we talked about whether it was possible that Trump had a form of dementia. It's just opinion and speculation. But is it dementia and a cardiovascular issue? combined? Is it one or the other? This is what we need to know. But here's the video we made at the Midas Touch Network. And you may have seen this one before, but especially in light of everything I just showed you, I think it's really important that you watch this. Here, play this clip. And my stupid people, when I wanted to refute it, they said, sir, don't dignify it with a we fuddle.

24:52Have you been noticing peculiar behavior recently in someone you know? Someone who mixes fiction and reality? The late, great Hannibal Lecter. He's a wonderful man. Perhaps someone of advanced age you have known for years. Did you just see Maduro? Venezuela. It's an unbelievable Venezuelan... Of course, we all have our goofs. But consistently odd behavior can be a sign of frontotemporal dementia, a degenerative disease of the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain that dramatically impairs cognitive function. And there are some key signs to look out for, like slurring words. Failing New York Times by an anonymous, really an anonymous.

25:37Struggling to find the correct words is another sign. The Mueller report, I wish, covered the oranges, the oranges, the oranges of the investigation. You may also notice someone veering into incoherent ideas detached from reality. You know what I do if there was a shark or you get electrocuted? I'll take electrocution every single time. I'm not getting near the shark. Or an inability to complete simple sentences. Saudi Arabia and Russia will be due. Other notable symptoms include impaired motor function, such as a wavering limb and decreased balance, often accompanied by a signature lean or arched stance.