Donald Trump Dismisses Death Rumors at Press Conference

At a news conference, President Donald Trump dismissed rumors about his health and death, which circulated over the weekend. Fox News' Peter Doocy asked him about these rumors, sparked by pictures showing his bruised hands and swollen legs, a condition attributed to chronic venous insufficiency.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Washington DC | Updated: 04-09-2025 00:32 IST | Created: 04-09-2025 00:32 IST
Donald Trump Dismisses Death Rumors at Press Conference
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President Donald Trump addressed circulating rumors about his health and alleged death during a news conference. Fox News' Peter Doocy posed an unusual question that stemmed from social media discussions over the recent Labor Day weekend. The query challenged Trump on the origins of death rumors that amassed online.

Remaining before the media for 50 minutes, Trump sought to dispel widespread speculation about his health. Such rumors were ignited by circulating images and videos showing the president with bruises on his hands and apparent leg swelling, alongside clips of misstatements.

The White House clarified that Trump's apparent condition is chronic venous insufficiency, which affects his circulatory system in the legs. This condition is common among older adults. However, the situation has revived discussions around media scrutiny concerning presidential health, reminiscent of the scrutiny faced by his predecessor, Joe Biden.

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