Summary
President Donald Trump announced he will release the results of an MRI test conducted in October, responding to growing demands from Democrats. Concerns about his health increased, especially after he was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency. Trump said he has no idea what the MRI examined but noted it was not his brain.
Key Facts
- President Trump plans to release the results of an MRI test he had in October.
- Democrats have been pressuring him for more information about his health.
- Trump mentioned he does not know which body part the MRI was for, but it was not his brain.
- In July, Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, a common condition in older adults.
- Trump is currently 79 years old and was the oldest person to assume the presidency at age 78.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and others have publicly demanded the release of the MRI results.
- Concerns about Trump's health gained media attention after instances of bruising were noticed on his hands.
- White House Press Secretary stated Trump remains in "exceptional physical health."
