“I think I could lose a little weight”, Trump told Dr. Oz when the report was publicized.
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Trump reportedly told Dr. Oz that he likes fast food because “at least you know what they are putting in it”.
Pence also refused to say whether he would call former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, who has embraced Trump’s presidential campaign, “deplorable”. “Yes, she was”, Meyers said.
Maria Espinoza, founder of the group and daughter of a Mexican immigrant, praised Trump’s advocacy.
Fox News reported that the results of his recent physical would be shared with the public during the GOP nominee’s appearance on “The Dr. Oz Show”.
“As all physicians do when seeing a patient for the first time, Dr. Oz took Mr. Trump through a full review of systems”, the show’s statement said.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump appeared on “The “Dr. Oz Show” on Thursday to discuss his medical records, and he said he still feels like a man in his 30s”.
“Flint is focused on fixing the problems caused by lead contamination of our drinking water, not photo ops”, said Weaver, who supports Hillary Clinton, Trump’s opponent.
So far Trump had released only four paragraphs, written hastily by his doctor Harold Bornstein in December 2015, gushing about his state of health.
Two dozen members of the organization sat behind Trump as he spoke, and several told their stories, often gruesome, of how their loved ones lost their lives.
“What if there’s some embarrassing things on there?”
“But I do not believe that we can have a wealthy country without being a healthy country”, Oz said. Mehmet Oz read Trump’s testosterone level on national TV this morning.
The appearance is partly a pitch to female voters.
But Kilmeade came away convinced that this would be a made-for-TV moment.
Trump’s daytime TV chat about health and wellness is a savvy political stunt.
He added that he would like to talk to Trump’s physician, should the candidate offer him the opportunity, “because that’s a discussion if he’s comfortable with he’ll probably offer me”.
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Speaking to reporters during a press call later Thursday, Clinton’s campaign chair said Trump’s comments were “factually inaccurate” and suggested that it’s the type of humor that Donald Trump imparted to his son.
