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A
clinical and forensic psychologist is raising eyebrows about an
apparent tic the president has been recently displaying that he
seemingly cannot control.
Dr. John Paul
Garrison, who specializes in body language and is an online political
commentator, has already concluded that President Donald Trump has seen
an accelerated cognitive and physical decline in the last year, which
has likely been worsened by his old age.
But
a new revelation from Garrison found that Trump has more recently been
exhibiting “what appear to be concerning neurological symptoms.”
While
examining two recent events featuring the president, he explained that
at times when Trump was not speaking, he appeared to suffer a minor
spasm in his right arm, which Garrison said shows signs of increasing
discomfort as the attention is not all on him.
Trump's right arm now appears to be spasming, a doctor explained. Evan Vucci/REUTERS
“As
you can see, President Trump seems to have a distinct spasm on one
side,” he explained while showing the video of the spasm, adding, “What
this could mean is this could be neurodegenerative disease. We could be
talking Alzheimer’s, we could be talking Lewy body dementia, you could
be talking something like Parkinson’s disease.”
Lewy body dementia is a brain disorder that can impact movement and cause people to have trouble focusing.
Garrison
also theorized that the new spasms “could also come with post-stroke
behavior. There can be damage to certain areas of the brain that can
cause this, but we are seeing something distinct, and it appears to be
involuntary.”
The doctor explained that Trump
has “consistently” appeared “quite impatient when other people are
speaking,” which he said only worsens the spasm.
Trump's arm appeared to involuntarily twitch while business leaders spoke at this above White House vent. Kylie Cooper/REUTERS
“He
feels agitated, and that’s going to add to the likelihood we’re going
to see more of these spasms,” Garrison elaborated. “Standing there,
feeling irritated. Those types of feelings can increase the likelihood
these will occur. If you were paying attention just now, you saw his
right hand twitching a little bit. I do think that there’s some
awareness that this is going to happen again.”
When
examining the second press conference in question, in which Trump was
boasting about his new helipad on the South Lawn, Garrison zeroed in on
the president’s right hand as he explained that it seemed to suffer a
spasm.
Trump's right arm appeared to spasm as he yapped about his latest renovation project in D.C. Kylie Cooper/REUTERS
“Now,
it did appear that there was a distinct right-side spasm. It happened
repeatedly over the course of the first meeting as well as the press
conference outside,” he said.
“So whether this
is related to damage to the brain that is post-stroke or it is related
to something more like dementia,” he added. “We’re going to continue to
explore this as more behaviors become apparent because there has been no
shortage of them recently.”
The White House did not immediately respond to the Daily Beast’s inquiry about the president’s apparent arm spasms.
In addition to the new spasms, Trump has displayed many health ailments in his second presidency.
The
Daily Beast has extensively covered Trump’s many health ailments,
including his severely bruised hands, his perpetually swollen ankles, a neck rash, his slurred speech, his repeated confusion, as well as his habit of falling asleep in public, combined with his sleepless nights spent rage-posting online.
Imagine if our 47th President was Kamala Harris. Assistance with child care, elder care, buying a first house. A President who shops for her own groceries,holding grocery prices to account. And respect worldwide, but instead we have a monster gtrifting his way to January 2029..
It could also be signs of a series of minor strokes.
It's a sign all right.
Biden had a debate that did not go great for him and was all but pushed out of office by so many. Not really into what about'ism's but what if it was Biden ( or Obama ) right now was acting exactly the same as this sociopathic guy running us into the ground ? Can't believe he's not getting the same...
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The right wing media is failing to report, thus enabling handlers and disabling supporters. The difference, this is not wrapped in a flag. This is shredding the flag, cut, by cut, by cut.
i hope he's being treated by his "only the best" dr. oz.
Hey, Hey, Hey! It's RFK jr. his bestest magical medical maroon!
At least Joe Rogan has been talking about this stuff- no wait, of course he hasn’t. Only matter’s if it’s a Democrat showing signs of a of aging..
The USS Lincoln has been at sea for 270-plus days. Here’s why conditions on board fell apart
Iranian
attacks that devastated a key US base in the Persian Gulf forced the
Navy to resupply the aircraft carrier from a faraway island in the
Indian Ocean. Now it’s steaming home
The
Navy's Persian Gulf base, known as Naval Support Activity Bahrain, is
the headquarters of the Fifth Fleet, which in 2004 unveiled a $25
million, state-of-the-art nerve center to support maritime military
operations across the Middle East.
But the site was largely
destroyed by missiles and drones that hit it February 28, the first day
of President Donald Trump's war against Iran, according to The New York Times.
A
short time later, the Navy began using its base on Diego Garcia — a
faraway UK-administered island in the middle of the Indian Ocean, south
of the Maldives — as a new logistics hub, an unidentified military
official told the NYT.
The situation led to supply shortages on the Lincoln,
whose crew of about 5,000 sailors and Marines has set a post-Vietnam
War record of more than 270 continuous days at sea since the
nuclear-powered aircraft carrier left its home port of San Diego on
November 21, 2025.
Supplies
for the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln come from a Navy outpost
about 2,200 miles away because Iran bombed a key base in the Persian
Gulf (US Navy)
It also denied the crew the use of a nearby “liberty port” that would have provided the opportunity for shore leave.
On
Thursday evening it was reported that the ship was heading back to the
U.S. and was expected to arrive back in San Diego in a few weeks.
The Pentagon referred an inquiry from The Independent to U.S. Central Command, which didn't immediately respond.
A
White House spokesperson re-released an earlier statement that said
President Donald Trump “cares about our troops more than anyone, and he
is ensuring our brave servicemembers have all the resources they need to
be successful as the United States Military continues to economically
strangle the Iranian regime.”
In recent weeks, relatives of some
crew members went public with tales of skimpy, inedible meals, moldy
showers, broken toilets and sporadic laundry service on the Lincoln.
Military mother Danielle Rappa told NBC News that her son, who's serving on the ship, “describes the overall experience as a scene out of the [Fox TV show] American Horror Story, where he feels like everybody is dead but they don't know it yet.”
One sailor went overboard August 3 wearing a life vest and was rescued after nearly an hour in the water, and others were prevented from also jumping off the ship, according to reports.
Another mother said her son
had told her that there were crew members who “weren’t doing well.” She
said: “One person had just given up; they weren’t reporting for duty.
They were wanting to get sent home.”
She said she’d been told that conditions had improved in April after parents started complaining.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claimed August 13 that conditions on the Lincoln
were being “completely misrepresented” in news reports, saying, “We
make sure that every ship, every crew, every captain has everything we
can provide them at every single moment.”
Trump also described the Lincoln's deployment as "not nearly long enough" while speaking to reporters August 14.
The president made the stunning remark a day after The Wall Street Journal reported the Navy was planning to replace the Lincoln with the USS George Washington, which the WSJ said had recently been operating in the South China Sea. On Thursday the Associated Press reported that the USS George Washington was now operating in the Middle East.
Trump’s comment also came the same day Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao in a prepared statement that the Lincoln's crew had "crushed their deployment and will return home soon as part of a planned rotation."
On
August 15, Central Command — which is responsible for a region that
stretches from northeast Africa into Central and South Asia — said its
commander, Admiral Brad Cooper, had just completed a 10-day trip to the
Middle East.
A sailor directs a military helicopter carrying supplies to the deck of the Lincoln on August 16 (US Navy)
It included a visit to the Lincoln, where Cooper addressed the crew members and thanked them for their dedication and courage.
“The
Lincoln Carrier Strike Group is a strong team of high-achieving
Americans standing tall with immense, justified pride in everything they
accomplished,” Cooper said in a prepared statement. “History will
record this deployment as one of the most operationally intense and
consequential of the modern era.”
In a social media post Thursday, Central Command, known as CENTCOM, posted a photo of sailors working on the Washington's flight deck “as the aircraft carrier transits the Arabian Sea.”
“The
George Washington Carrier Strike Group is operating in Middle East
during a scheduled deployment after arriving in the CENTCOM theater
yesterday," the caption added.
Iran followed up its February 28
strikes against the Navy base in Bahrain with other attacks over the
ensuing months, according to a late June report by the WSJ.
The Lincoln receives fuel from the oiler USNS Henry J. Kaiser on August 17 (US Navy)
An
analysis of satellite imagery and social media video, as well as
interviews with current and former service members, revealed extensive
damage to the base that the Pentagon hadn't publicly acknowledged, the WSJ said.
The
base's command headquarters, at least a dozen other buildings and two
satellite communications terminals were all hit hard, but the military
told the WSJ that no one had been killed and U.S. operations weren't significantly impacted.
Only a small staff remained on the ground after most personnel were evacuated, the WSJ said.
Iran’s attacks against the base in Bahrain and others across the region have the Pentagon considering whether to reduce America’s military presence in the Middle East after the Iran war is over, The Washington Post reported Thursday.
Shifting
logistics operations away from Bahrain may have prompted Iran to fire
two medium-range missiles at Diego Garcia on March 20, according to the NYT.
A Navy warship shot down one missile, and the other fell short and splashed into the Indian Ocean, the NYT said.
The
U.S. looks no closer to ending the war with Iran nearly six months
after Trump started it, despite repeated claims of an imminent deal.
This week Trump threatened an “economic D-Day” against Tehran and any countries aiding it.
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