The presidential candidate said in a speech to the Economic Club of NY, a business group, that his economic team projects his plans would enable the economy to grow at a rate of 3.5 per cent.
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“They’ve let her slide on every in-discrepancy, on every lie”.
Last month, as Trump and his supporters pushed conspiracy theories about Clinton’s health, the Democratic nominee went on Jimmy Kimmel’s late night show and opened a jar of pickles to show her strength. Some online Trump supporters espousing alt-right ideologies have also directed anti-Semitic barbs at reporters and political figures they perceive as hostile to the Trump campaign. Her illness became public after she left Sunday’s 9/11 memorial service in NY early and was seen on video staggering while getting into a van. Trump reviewed some of his medical history on The Dr. Oz Show, which he taped on Wednesday.
Both Trumps are fond of calling attention to Clinton’s long-term scandals and the public’s view, borne out in opinion polls, that she isn’t honest or trustworthy. Trump is taking a cholesterol drug known by the brand name Crestor and he takes a low-dose aspirin. The letter said Kaine has never smoked and his alcohol use is “modest”.
After Dr. Oz said it was “nice to see a dad kiss his daughter”, Trump said that he kisses Ivanka every chance he gets. “It would be good”, Trump said in one of the clips that was released early.
“In summary, Mr. Trump is in excellent physical health”, Dr. Bornstein wrote.
He had a transthoracic echocardiogram on December 16, 2014 and “within the range of normal”.
Colonoscopy: Performed July 10, 2013 and “revealed no polyps”.
Shifting away from Trump’s personal health, Oz questioned the Republican nominee over his ideas on healthcare plans.
In another interview Wednesday with the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Trump Jr. dropped the campaign standard talking points when he was asked why his father hasn’t released his tax returns yet.
“He’s entitled to his opinion about Hillary Clinton and about Donald Trump”.
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Dr Bornstein caused quite a stir when he wrote a hyperbolic and amateurish four paragraph letter which described Trump’s health as near God-like.
