Donald Trump’s mental and physical health in ‘decline’ with aides ‘unsure what to do’ | US | News
Donald Trump is “deteriorating” and people around him are unsure what to make of his alleged mental and physical “decline”, a veteran political analyst has claimed.
Donald Trump He is 80 years old and it has been five months since the President of the United States launched a war against Iran. Former BBC and GB News correspondent Andrew Neil believes the war, which marked his second term as president, has dealt a heavy blow to his health.
writing in Daily Mail Here’s what he said about what he heard from the inside: “At a recent meeting in the Oval Office, he lashed out at Iran’s leaders, calling them ‘scum’ and ‘crazy people.’
“There is growing concern about his physical health and mental stability. ‘Donald is deteriorating before our eyes,’ a close confidant who sees him regularly in Washington told me this week.”
“His physical and mental health is deteriorating. Those around him don’t know what to do about it. The situation could get worse. He’s 80 years old and it shows.”
According to Andrew, who is himself 77, this decline is not just due to age but also to growing “disappointment” with how resilient the Tehran regime has been since the war began.
Andrew said the situation in Iran risked defining his presidency, adding: “This is not a legacy any president would want to emulate. But with a mixture of stupidity and bravado, Trump appears to be doing just that. We will all be poorer for it.”
Although insiders have expressed concerns about Trump’s health, the man himself is certainly not ready to admit any weakness.
He recently attended a White House correspondent’s dinner and joked about a third term in the Oval Office.
In his hour-long speech, he told reporters that he would run for the fourth time.
And at the end of his speech he said: “That’s why I want to record your ratings tonight, to show how much I care about the press.
“I am pleased to announce my intention to seek a fourth term as president of the United States, and this is a bit of news.”
Instead of stopping there, he also debuted the “Trump 2028” headline to show that he doesn’t plan to step away from public life anytime soon.
But despite multiple hints that he would seek a third term, the Constitutional amendment prevents anyone from serving more than two terms.
