Summary
President Donald Trump stated he does not worry about Alzheimer's disease, despite his father having had it. He claims to be in perfect health and confident about his cognitive abilities. Trump emphasized his commitment to regular physical exams to assure the public about his health.
Key Facts
- President Trump said he does not think about having Alzheimer's, even though his father had it.
- Trump calls himself in perfect physical and cognitive health.
- He was inaugurated for his second term at age 78, the oldest U.S. president to do so.
- Trump highlighted his health during his campaign, often discussing age and cognitive abilities.
- He recently completed a cognitive test and claimed perfect results.
- Trump uses physical exams to demonstrate his health to the public.
- There was speculation about the condition of Trump's hands, which he attributed to a daily aspirin routine and minor injuries.
