White House PANICS As Trump FALLS ASLEEP ON CAM!!

White House PANICS As Trump FALLS ASLEEP ON CAM!!

Harry Sisson

0:00 Well, folks, it has happened again.

0:01 Donald Trump fell asleep in the Oval Office today in the middle of a meeting.

0:06 And of course, all of it was caught on camera.

0:09 You're seeing a screenshot right now of Trump asleep in the Oval Office.

0:12 And this wasn't just like a long blink,

0:14 as Donald Trump or the Republicans like to call it.

0:17 He was out.

0:18 He was falling asleep.

0:19 He clearly can't stay awake, which really should concern every American.

0:23 This is not a partisan issue.

0:24 This isn't Democrat, Republican, independent.

0:27 This is the president who can't stay awake in meetings.

0:30 Can you imagine what it's like behind the scenes when generals are

0:33 trying to talk to him about Iran and he's just falling asleep constantly?

0:36 That should really worry every American.

0:38 So, I'm going to show you some clips from this disaster

0:41 press conference he had in the Oval Office of him falling asleep.

0:44 We'll look at some of those and then some

0:45 clips of him talking which aren't any better transparently.

0:48 And let's just start here with a clip from Aaron Rupar.

0:51 Trump is about to hit removal office and he's not exa exaggerating.

0:56 It's that bad.

0:56 Just take a look.

0:57 During the earliest years of their children's lives.

1:00 Second, we are cutting unnecessary red tape.

1:03 Red tape that forced providers to close limited access to care

1:06 and made it harder for working families to find the support they needed.

1:10 We're moving away from oneizefits-all federal mandates and instead

1:14 empowering parents to meet their child's unique needs.

1:18 And then third, we're strengthening.

1:20 It is so bad.

1:21 It is so bad.

1:24 This happens all of the time.

1:25 And again, not a long blink.

1:27 He's He's really going for it.

1:28 He's trying to catch up on some sleep.

1:30 Here's another angle.

1:31 This one is especially bad among all of them.

1:33 I think this might be the worst clip.

1:35 You can let me know in the comments what you think, but just take a look.

1:38 In the perinatal improvement collaborative hospitals,

1:41 we have reduced maternal mortality by 41.5%.

1:46 Which is truly incredible.

1:47 And this is compared with a 5.9% decline

1:51 in benchmark hospitals over the same period of time.

1:54 You can also see his face is drooping a little

1:56 bit and a face drooping never a good sign.

2:00 There is never a time when that is a positive thing.

2:03 And it's happening here right now while Donald Trump is passing out.

2:06 Remember when Republicans tried to say that Donald

2:08 Trump was the embodiment of American strength?

2:10 That if he were back in the Oval Office,

2:12 every nation across the world would fear us.

2:15 Do you think China or Iran or Russia are looking at this and they are

2:21 at all intimidated by a man who can't stay awake in the middle of the day?

2:26 This meeting, I believe, took place in the Oval Office around 11 or 12.

2:30 So, this is not like, you know,

2:31 the middle of the night or 6:00 in the morning where he might be tired.

2:33 That wouldn't justify it, but it's not like that.

2:36 And yet, he is still passing out.

2:38 It is just utterly absurd.

2:40 Here's another angle.

2:41 And I want to show you all of them because,

2:42 you know, Republicans will claim, oh, it's just a bad clip.

2:45 at selective editing.

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3:06 So, thank you so much to you guys for doing all the work.

3:09 We really pharmaceutical.

3:12 This is I like truly humiliating as an American that our president is like this.

3:17 And I, you know, this is a dead horse perhaps I'm beating,

3:20 but I feel the need to bring this up every time.

3:23 For four years, Republicans talked about Joe Biden's health.

3:25 For four years, they made up lies about that man.

3:28 Consistently.

3:29 Consistently they lied about him.

3:31 And yet, when Donald Trump is falling asleep in the Oval Office,

3:33 oh, it's no problem.

3:35 Oh, they're silent.

3:36 Oh, it's just the long blink,

3:37 as they like to call it, as I mentioned, the long blink.

3:40 Or, you know, he's just working.

3:41 so hard.

3:41 He's so tired.

3:42 They come up with any excuse to justify

3:45 this, which they really shouldn't be justifying.

3:48 They really just shouldn't be.

3:49 Here's some photos of Trump, some high definition versions if you wanted them.

3:53 And look at that face droop.

3:54 Look at that.

3:55 If there are some doctors watching,

3:57 maybe let us know in the comments like what your analysis of this is.

4:00 And of course, the falling asleep as well.

4:01 But that just can't be good.

4:03 It just can't be.

4:04 I'm not a doctor.

4:04 That just can't be good.

4:06 And then of course, look at this jackass back here.

4:08 RFK Jr.

4:08 Don't even get me started on that guy.

4:10 Here's another angle of him, Dr.

4:11 Oz.

4:12 Uh, and he's he's gripping the table.

4:14 He's holding on to the table for dear life

4:17 as he's falling asleep in the middle of the Oval Office.

4:19 Not a good scene for the United States.

4:21 Here's another angle of Donald Trump's face drooping,

4:24 which was especially notable today.

4:26 Yeah.

4:27 I And I'm sorry to jump scare you with these close-ups of Trump's face.

4:30 I don't like them either.

4:32 But, you know, to really see the droop, it's it's pretty present.

4:35 It's uh it's pretty present.

4:36 Can't lie.

4:37 Here's the final clip I want to show you of him

4:39 just home during their earliest years of their children's lives.

4:43 Second, we are cutting unnecessary red tape.

4:45 Red tape that forced providers to close, limited access to care, and made it

4:50 look they are whispering.

4:51 They are whis they are looking at him as he's asleep.

4:56 They are whispering about him.

4:57 And look, Dr.

4:58 Oz turns and looks at Donald Trump.

5:00 They are whispering about him falling asleep.

5:02 It's so obvious.

5:02 It's so obvious that this is what's taking place.

5:05 And he's just passed out.

5:06 He's just passed out.

5:07 So, Trump fell asleep, but also, of course,

5:09 he did some talking because what would be a press conference

5:11 with Trump if he didn't ramble incoherently for a couple of minutes.

5:15 This time, he decides to address his health.

5:17 He actually says, "I feel the same as I did 50 years ago.

5:20 Maybe he got somebody whispering in his ear about him falling asleep,

5:24 so he felt the need to talk about his health." I don't know what happened,

5:26 but he started rambling about how he feels so good and he's just great.

5:30 He's in great health, which, as we just saw a moment ago, is not the case.

5:34 Just take a look.

5:35 Uh, look at the people up here.

5:36 They're all like brilliant.

5:38 I I I'm one of the young ones, you know.

5:41 That's right.

5:42 I'm a similar race to all of you.

5:45 Very similar.

5:45 I feel the same as them.

5:46 I I actually feel, you know, I don't know what this is.

5:50 I feel the same as I did 50 years ago.

5:54 It's crazy.

5:55 Uh, someday there'll be a day when that won't happen.

5:58 I'll I'll let I'll let Bobby and I know, you know,

6:00 it's not quite the same, but I feel literally the same.

6:03 I don't know why.

6:04 I'm not.

6:05 It's not because I eat the best foods.

6:07 Maybe though they are the best foods.

6:08 Who knows what the best foods are.

6:10 Maybe maybe junk food is good and the other food is no good.

6:13 I know people that eat the best food.

6:16 They go to a restaurant.

6:17 They have celery and I don't want and I'll have steak and everything else.

6:22 And I say, "How you doing?" Well, it's over for me at a young age.

6:28 And all they do is watch it.

6:30 I know many many people that all they do is watch their weight,

6:33 they're this, they're that, and uh they kick the bucket and here we are.

6:38 I feel great.

6:39 Thank you, Daniel.

6:40 Thank you very much, everybody.

6:42 Have a good time.

6:46 What just happened?

6:49 What is he talking about?

6:51 Okay, so he's rambling about how fast food,

6:56 junk food is now good for you, apparently.

6:58 Maybe it's better than the other food.

6:59 And what's also really just gross about this clip

7:02 is everybody in the background just laughing along.

7:05 They're pretending like this is normal.

7:06 This is not normal.

7:08 The president of the United States rambling in this way,

7:10 going on this incredibly weird rant path that he just went down.

7:16 That is not normal.

7:17 And yet they're all laughing like, "Oh, this is so good.

7:20 Oh, our country is led by somebody who has no idea what he's doing.

7:22 This is great." Sickening.

7:24 It is sickening stuff.

7:26 What?

7:26 You know, you can you can let me know

7:28 in the comments what you think about that rant.

7:30 That is genuinely just insane.

7:31 I feel like there's no better way to describe it.

7:33 Here's another one of Donald Trump uh and his administration

7:37 just making the most weird comments you've heard.

7:39 Dr.

7:39 Oz saying that most Americans or at least one in three Americans,

7:42 I should say, are underbabed.

7:45 Seriously.

7:46 Okay, go ahead.

7:47 So, let me speak a little bit about

7:48 the reality that one in three Americans are underbabed.

7:51 What does underbabed mean?

7:52 That means that you either don't have any children or you

7:55 have less children that you than you would normally want to have.

7:57 And to Katie's point,

7:58 we have a crisis that's causing our fertility rate to drop below 1.5.

8:02 The replacement rate is 2.1.

8:04 So, we're way below what we need just

8:05 to replace uh the people that we have in America.

8:09 And underbabed.

8:11 Maybe we're underbed, as Dr.

8:13 Oz would like to call it,

8:14 because this administration is making everything unaffordable.

8:17 So, why would young people like me,

8:18 and hopefully older than me, I don't want a kid at 23,

8:21 hopefully older than me, why would they have any incentive to have a kid?

8:25 They can't buy a home.

8:26 They can't start a life.

8:27 The job market is shaky.

8:28 The markets generally are shaky.

8:30 What's the incentive?

8:31 There is none.

8:32 So, you're you're you're trying to figure out why are people not having kids.

8:35 Why are people underbied?

8:36 Which to me is just like a a gross term.

8:39 I don't I don't like the sound of it.

8:41 Maybe it's because this administration is doing everything

8:43 they can to screw over people like me, Gen Z like me, young people like me,

8:48 and just by the way, everybody generally, if you're in your 30s, your 40s,

8:51 your 50s, your 60s, older, you are getting screwed over by this administration.

8:55 There's no incentive to have that family.

8:58 Um, if if you wanted to in that time, you got to wait.

9:01 You got to wait.

9:01 You got to save up some more to even think about doing it.

9:04 Here's another clip where Trump gave us an update on the Iran war,

9:08 and it's not sounding good.

9:10 What?

9:10 For the time being, the ceasefire remains in place.

9:13 You It's unbelievably weak.

9:16 I would say I would call it the weakest right now.

9:20 After reading that piece of garbage they sent us,

9:23 I didn't even finish reading it.

9:25 They said I'm not going to waste my time reading it.

9:27 I would say it's one of the weakest right now.

9:30 It's on life support.

9:31 They understand these are all medical people.

9:34 Dr.

9:35 Oz, life support is not a good thing.

9:36 Do you agree?

9:37 In fact, prognostic.

9:38 I would say the ceasefire is on massive

9:41 life support where the doctor walks in and says,

9:45 "Sir, your loved one has approximately a 1% chance of living." Yeah, Mr.

9:52 President, Daniel, go ahead.

9:56 Yep.

9:55 How does he turn every single question into this incoherent mumbo jumbo?

10:02 What is he talking about?

10:03 He's talking about a doctor coming in and letting

10:06 their family know that they're on life support.

10:08 And that's the analogy he wants to use for the ceasefire.

10:12 Why can't he just say, "Yeah,

10:13 the ceasefire is not in a good place." Next question.

10:15 Or elaborate a little bit more on that in a normal way.

10:19 He's not well.

10:20 He's not there.

10:20 I just I cannot imagine somebody

10:23 on the Republican side looking at all these clips,

10:26 looking at all the evidence I just presented that we're

10:28 talking about right now and thinking, "No, he's good.

10:31 He's good to go.

10:32 No worries.

10:33 Give me a break." Anyway, that was Trump's press conference.

10:37 Let me know what you think about it in the comments.

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10:40 drop a like on the video, comment about all this madness.

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