In recent public appearances, concerns over Donald Trump’s well-being have resurfaced, with viewers highlighting issues with his speech delivery and coherence.
The US President is currently attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, amidst discussions about imposing tariffs on European countries opposing his interest in acquiring Greenland.
During a speech at the Forum, Trump seemed to confuse his geography, stating his support for Europe and NATO, mentioning Iceland, and suggesting past admiration from others until recent days.
In a lengthy White House press event the day before, the 79-year-old President reminisced about his youth in New York City, including his aspirations of becoming a professional baseball player, while discussing the topic of mental health institutions.
Critics took to social media to express astonishment and concern over Trump’s recent addresses, noting a perceived decline in his voice strength and coherence, with some suggesting health issues as a possible explanation.
Trump, who underwent various health assessments last year, has been observed falling asleep during meetings and walking with a limp. Reports also mention his use of makeup to conceal bruising on his hands, attributed to his extensive handshaking engagements.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Trump’s appearance, attributing the bruising to his rigorous schedule and daily aspirin intake, which medical examinations have indicated may contribute to such markings.
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