Donald Trump looks terrible. Why won't the press ask him what's wrong? Okay, and Adam wants to talk about this story. So I don't come to you first.

Okay.

Donald Trump looks lousy. He is unexplained bruises on his hands. His ankles are swollen. He's walking oddly. He keeps mixing up names or using the wrong word during press availability.

The question about what's legitimate in diagnosing presidents and afar has become more than just an academic exercise.

And given the indoor world's most demanding job, the debate has also been fueled about age.

Social media has no such complications about speculation. The last few weeks

have been considerable focus on Trump's ill health with his hands. Rob, is this what? She's been

asked the question about his health. So this is last month because President Trump's hand was

seen bruised last month and Caroline Levitt was asked about that and here's what she said about his

health. Recent photos of the president have shown And here's what she said about his health.

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. This 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.

Gotta love it.

You know, where baloney says, I hate my press.

And the president is like, nah, I do this every day.

And by the way, do you remember how many times Biden took questions during the four years he was in?

Do we actually know the stats?

How many times did President Biden allow press to ask him questions, okay, live during his term?

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