US EditionAlex Jones Intensifies Questions About Trump's Health as White House Dismisses Claims
Alex Jones warns that President Trump, 79, faces a potential health collapse within a year if he does not reduce his intense workload and take better care of his chronic venous insufficiency.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said he wants to try to get to heaven but expressed doubts about being admitted, a theme he revisited in a Thursday interview with Todd Starnes.
- On Wednesday, August 20, Infowars host Alex Jones urged President Donald Trump to slow down and delegate, warning his July chronic venous insufficiency diagnosis and swollen ankles could worsen.
- The Infowars host urged President Donald Trump to work 14 hours versus 20 hours or at least take one day a week off to avoid a collapse within the next year.
- White House physician Sean Barbabella and Rep. Ronny Jackson insisted President Donald Trump remains in excellent health, while Bishop Robert Barron said the assassination attempt opened Trump to 'God's providence.'
- Last month, prayer advocates and the public urged concern as Alex Jones claimed Trump is "unconscious, basically, for periods of the day now," raising alarm about short-term risks.
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