The Harry Sisson Show - White House Doctor EXPOSES Trump's HEALTH DECLINE

Episode Date: November 3, 2025

Harry Sisson reports on a new interview from a White House doctor regarding Donald Trump's health decline.

All right, folks, look, I refuse to let this story die because it's one that the White House, Donald Trump himself, and members of the Trump administration refused to talk about. And it's Donald Trump's health. He just got back from Asia. And during that trip, there were a number of moments that were very weird. It looked like Donald Trump is suffering from severe decline. And of course, we got recent news about a medical exam that he had, an unexpected addition to that medical exam. It's all very weird. And the White House wants it to be out of the news cycle. But we're not going to let them, especially since an ex-White House doctor, someone who served

three presidents, just came out and called BS on the Trump administration's explanation so far for Donald Trump's secret medical exams, the bruising on his hands, the swollen ankles, and everything like that. So we're going to get into the story. You got to hear from this ex-White House doctor who, of course has an expertise here, especially when serving an elected official. But before we do all of that, make sure to subscribe to the channel down below. It goes an incredibly long way. Drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about the story. Your support goes such an incredibly long way. But let's just start with this article here. This is from The Daily Beast. Quote, a top doctor to three U.S. presidents is calling BS on the

MAGA administration's claims that 79-year-old Donald Trump is still in the prime of his life. And, you know, just reading that out loud is just hilarious. And that's the case. You know, the Trump team tries to claim that Donald Trump has never been better. They essentially, are out there arguing that he could run a marathon and beat all these professional runners. That's how healthy he is. But anybody with two eyes or two ears or just any of their senses can tell that Donald Trump is not doing too good. Jeffrey Coleman, who served as a White House physician under Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama. So both sides of the aisle sat down with the Hill on Sunday to discuss the MAGA leader's recent trip to the Walter

Reed Military Medical Center. Last month, of course, Donald Trump visited the Clinton. And for what his administration bizarrely build as his second annual physical exam so far this year. Now, normally, people are not getting two physicals a year. Normally, they get one. And if you're getting two physicals, there's a reason why. It's not just for your average checkup. Presidents, just like Donald Trump, similar ages to Donald Trump, got one physical. So they don't get any special exceptions or anything like that.

But this was the letter that Donald Trump's doctor released to the press. and it said that Donald Trump successfully completed a scheduled follow-up evaluation at Walter Reed. The visit was part of his ongoing health maintenance plan and included advanced imaging, laboratory testing, and preventative health assessments conducted by a multidisciplinary team of specialists. And so this raised a lot of eyebrows, some red flags, because as part of a physical, you're not receiving laboratory testing, especially not advanced imaging. And the White House kind of refused to tell us what advanced imaging they did or what laboratory testing took place or what preventative health assessments they did. But then Donald Trump appeared to let it slip accidentally.

Beyond a physician's note describing the president's excellent overall health, that's what they said. His aides remained tight-lipped on the reason for his trip until Trump himself blurted to reporters he'd undergone an MRI scan, the results of which he described as perfect. And that is the case. Donald Trump recently, while on Air Force One, did accidentally let it slip that he got an MRI. And you can tell in the video, if you've seen it, that Donald Trump kind of knew that he let it slip, that it accidentally came out, because he tried to walk it back. And when a reporter followed up with him and was like, you know, why was this test done? What were the results? Kind of more inquisitive questions, Donald Trump kind of shut down and just said, you can ask the doctors of which they can't. They don't really have access to the doctors.

And I do think for people who are not a doctor, like myself, I'm not a doctor, it's important to remember why MRIs are done. They can be done for, you know, lesser severe conditions, totally. But they have to be done for a reason. Doctors aren't handing MRIs out to anybody that wants one. And that includes the president of the United States. They don't get special MRIs just because they want one. A doctor has to deem them necessary.

And they're done for a, for medical professionals to examine your organs, tissues, and skeletal system. So it's not part of like an average physical. this is a doctor trying to get an internal look at something that might be wrong with a patient. They notice a symptom, they want a closer internal look, and they do it for a reason. That's important to remember. It produces high-resolution images of the inside of the body that help diagnose a variety of conditions, and they're most frequently used.

This is also important to, or either the most frequently used imaging tests of the brain and spinal cord. It's often performed to help diagnose and listen to this. Aneurysms, conditions of the eye and inner ear, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord conditions, strokes, tumors, brain injury from trauma, they can also be used to track treatment like chemotherapy for an example. So, you know, these are pretty serious medical exams. They're not just given out to anybody. And Coleman, the White House doctor, questioned that assessment that the results were perfect of the MRI, arguing that because any other test beyond an MRI could have been performed in just 15 minutes back at the White House, the official

timeline of Trump's visit to the military clinic simply doesn't add up. And that's also important, to remember that they actually have doctors on site at the White House. So if you needed a physical, physicals don't take hours. You can get one at the White House. Donald Trump went to Walter Reed for a reason. Quote, it's about an eight-minute helicopter ride from the South Lawn to Walter Reed so we know that he had at least had four hours available to undergo medical care. There's a disconnect there. Exactly. You're not getting a physical for four hours. It just doesn't make any sense. Trump's visit to Walter Reed has further fueled already rampant speculation about the aging president's health.

Political commentators, medical professionals, and the general public have frequently pointed to his slurred speech, which is true, erratic public appearances, and occasional unsteady gait as possible signs of a body and mind in crisis. So far, White House doctors have chalked the president's swollen cancels up to chronic venous insufficiency and ailment common in men among his age, where the veins have trouble returning blood to the heart. The physicians also explained away the frequent bruising on his hand, ISIS as a side effect of his use of aspirin to guard. against potential heart troubles. MAGA officials have been less eager to discuss Trump's increasingly common mental flubs and gaffes. Over the past few weeks alone, this has included getting confused while explaining water to the Navy, his inability to pronounce the word acinamenophon, that video is so hilarious, and claims to have brokered peace between Albania and Azerbaijan, two countries a thousand miles apart that have never been at war. Medical experts have questioned the wisdom of Trump

disclosing the test he received when he visited Walter Reed last month, if then his administration only withholds any further information about what the purpose of that test may have been. Jacob Appeal, a professor of psychiatry at Mount Sinai, told the Hill, quote, I think if you're going to release some information, you want to release enough information that the public at least can put it into context. If you're going to say that you're having an MRI, we should know what the MRI is for. I couldn't agree more. We don't know what the MRI was for because the president hasn't even told us what body part was scanned. An MRI could be for something to check as for a cognitive issue, for example.

It could be something to check for a heart issue. It could be the president twisted an ankle and they're afraid that he has a bone fracture. So it could be almost anything, except Donald Trump has not told us what it was for. And it's also important to point out that Donald Trump also admitted in that same White House kind of briefing he had on Air Force One with reporters that he took a cognitive test at Walter Reed as well. And it's important to point out that this is the test where he has to identify animals like lions, rhinoceruses, or other animals, camels. I mean, you know, the test varies. But this is the kind of simple test that he was asked to take.

And he's claiming that he aced it. And it's an example of his great health. I'm not convinced. Neither is this White House doctor who served three different presidents, both Democrat and Republican. And I think Jeffrey Coleman is right. The timeline simply doesn't add up. If Donald Trump was just going for a physical and wasn't receiving any medical, procedures or anything like that, then number one, he should be transparent about that and the White

House should release all relevant documents to his visit. But also number two, it just doesn't add up. The time just does not add up. So anyway, I will continue to cover this story because, you know, Donald Trump, the Republicans kind of want to sweep it under the rug and pretend it doesn't exist, but it does exist. So make sure to subscribe to the channel down below, drop a like on the video, comment, let me know what you think about the story. And as I always say, I greatly appreciate you. you have an amazing rest of your day.