Expert doctor issues “alarming” opinion on Donald Trump’s condition after what they call a “manic” speech

When cardiologist and George Washington University professor Dr. Jonathan Reiner watched Donald Trump’s 20-minute address, he focused less on policy and more on Trump’s delivery. He described the rapid, pressured speech and raised voice as a “manic cadence,” unsettling for a commander-in-chief and suggestive of a loss of control. Reiner also cited reports of Trump dozing during meetings and concerns about possible health issues, arguing that visible swings from near-sleep to frantic energy are not just unusual, but a clear warning sign that warrants public transparency.