Trump's MRI Mysterious: President Dodges Question on Why He Underwent Scan, Claims 'Best Result Ever'
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US President Donald Trump recently revealed that he underwent an MRI examination, which he described as a 'routine annual' physical checkup. However, when asked if the scan was for his brain, Trump sidestepped the question, saying 'Getting an MRI is very standard.' Trump's MRI examination took place at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in October, as part of his 'very standard' physical examination. The doctor who performed the scan reportedly said it was the 'best result' he has ever seen in his medical career. Trump also mentioned that he had taken a 'very advanced test on mental acuity' and claimed to have aced it. The White House had previously revealed that Trump had been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, a condition commonly observed in older adults. Trump's decision to undergo an MRI has sparked reactions from journalists and politicians, with some questioning the necessity of the procedure. Journalist Mehdi Hasan tweeted that Trump's response was '25th Amendment territory,' implying that the President's behavior raises concerns about his mental fitness for office. MSNBC co-host Symone D. Sanders Townsend questioned why Trump needed an MRI, while former Republican Congressman Joe Walsh described Trump as 'the most stupid, most ignorant, biggest idiot in the history of the world.' Trump's October visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center was initially described as a 'routine yearly checkup,' but the President later referred to it as a 'semiannual physical.' The visit included a flu vaccination and a COVID-19 booster, as well as an evaluation of Trump's cardiac age, which was found to be 14 years younger than his real age.
