Aboard Air Force One, reporters wanted to hear details from Trump about his recent medical examination. The US President brags about his findings – but doesn’t know what he’s examining.
US President Donald Trump spoke to reporters about his recent medical check-up on Air Force One on Friday evening. An MRI was also done, and the results were amazing, as the US President said. But Trump was unable to make a definitive statement about what exactly was being examined.
Trump: “I don’t know what they’re analyzing”
“I had an MRI scan. The doctor said it was the best result he had ever seen as a doctor. That’s it. I had an MRI scan as part of my annual checkup, I think I do it every two years, but I get it every year and the results are amazing,” Trump boasted.
Then a reporter wanted to know whether doctors had examined his brain or heart. However, the 79-year-old president’s response was unsatisfactory: “You know, I don’t know what they analyzed, but whenever they analyze something, they analyze it well, and they said I got results as good as they’ve ever seen before.”
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The White House recently declined to provide specific details about medical images from Trump’s health check. It was not stated which part of his body was scanned. However, investigations show that the US President is in very good condition.
As written by Reuters, medical experts emphasize that MRI examinations are usually not part of routine examinations. Doctors usually prescribe this to get detailed images of the spine, heart and vascular system, brain, knees, or other parts of the body.
