Trump says “ never felt better ” on social truth in the midst of rumors of health

Whether you love or hate Donald Trump, it is my duty to say that he answered a user on Truth Social by saying: “I have never felt better in my life.”

It is in response to ugly and reckless online rumors according to which I will not dignify here, although CNN has taken the time to discuss it, adding that vicious online chatter is not true.

What is true is that the president was on an online unleashing, which denounces his opponents gives him immense satisfaction and describes him as a fighter. Fighting has been his default, since he has been fighting against Leona Helmsley as a New York developer.

And it goes beyond politics. Trump demanded that Roger Clemens, in a credible manner of having taken illegal drugs, be admitted to the renown temple now, rather than waiting for his death as in the case of Pete Rose. He says that it is part of an “agreement” which he concluded with the baseball commissioner.

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And then there are other parties of the cultural war, such as the declaration of parts of the museums of the Smithsonian as “awakened” and personally announcing the choices of awards of the Kennedy Center after having mentioned the Democrats of the theater council.

The president also intensifies his rhetoric against the media, demanding that ABC and NBC – who both settled his prosecution of $ 16 million or more – lose their licenses because of their negative coverage … of him.

Joe Biden was out of sight in Rehoboth for three days and no one noticed. Trump does it – although there have been “observations” journalists – and the media go crazy. This is because we are so used to seeing it every day. He may have minor affections – his bruised hand, swollen ankles – but he is, well, old, and it would be useful that he discloses more medical information. But the guy held a 3 hour and 15 -minute meter just a few days ago!

And if you have crossed Donald in the past – Fughedabit!

President Donald Trump treats rumors about his death at the White House on September 2, 2025 in Washington. (Images Alex Wong / Getty)

It is a coup.

Reading blows with the governor of Maryland Wes Moore, Trump said that he had praised “the greatest president of my life”. But the video of a Fox documentary shows that the governor gave him a warm welcome and said that he was looking forward to working with him to rebuild the Francis Scott Key bridge.

“We will help you,” said Trump.

But the president posted later: “I gave a lot of money to Wes Moore to repair his demolished bridge. I will now have to rethink this decision ???”

Now, who would be injured by such a decision? Millions of people linked to this region economically and in the country have served by this port. I don’t think he would really do it, and he covers himself with the three question points. (Funding was approved at the end of the Biden administration.)

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When Chris Christie torn his unique ally on ABC, Trump spoke of the scandal of the George Washington 2013 bridge. The New Jersey never charged the governor, and his two best charges charged were later overturned.

“Chris refused to assume responsibility for these criminal acts,” said Trump. For the sake of justice, we may have to start looking at this very serious situation? “”

Trump also called for a Democratic Donator and activist George Soros, and the son who resumed his organization, to face racketeering accusations:

“George Soros, and his wonderful radical son, should be accused of Rico because of their support for violent protests, and much more, everywhere in the United States of America.”

Trump: Margaret Brennan. What do you think of her?

Trump, Karoline Leavitt, Margaret Brennan (AP photo / manual Balce Ceneta; Mary Kouw / CBS via Getty Images)

Karoline Leavitt: She is stupid. You can put this on the disc.

Trump: She’s mean.

Leavitt: Yes.

For the record, Brennan is far from stupid. In addition, she had left for the holiday weekend, and it was CBS ED O’Keefe to ask Kristi Noem but fair questions. There was therefore no reason to beat Brennan.

The interior security secretary has torn CBS for having “shamefully” publishing this part of the “nation” interview. In part:

“This individual was a well-known human smuggler, a member of the Gang MS-13, an individual who was a drummer of a wife, and someone who was so perverted that he asked for naked photos of minors. And even his trafficking colleagues of human beings told him to fall. He was so sick in what he was doing and how he dealt with small children.”

Meanwhile, Joe Scarborough of MSNBC broke with the anti -Trump line and said that about the governor of Illinois JB Pritzker – after asking Chicago the Mayor Brandon Johnson five times if he wanted more money for the police and not to get a direct response.

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“I actually think that JB Pritzker should do something radical. I think he should get the phone, call the president and say:” You know and I know that you do not have the constitutional authority to deploy the National Guard here, and to control my (city). of the balance of federalism between the federal government and the government of the state.

As for Johnson speaking of the “dignity” of his voters: “the mayor who speaks of” we are going to protect the dignity of people in our city, “said Scarborough.” Well, protect their lives! It is to protect their dignity! “”

After the segment was broadcast, Trump torn Donna Brazile for his comments on ABC: “Isn’t she completely discredited when she gave Hillary Clinton to Crooked Clinton the questions to a debate?” And later: “The crime is completely out of control in Chicago. 6 Dead, 24 seriously injured, last week !!!”.

Joe Scarborough speaks during the empowerment of women in the National Action Network in Sheraton New York on April 11, 2024 in New York. (John Lamparski / Getty Images)

Here is another example: Ashley Parker, formerly of the New York Times and the Washington Post and now with the AtlanticAnd his colleague Nancy Youssef, made intensive reports by discussing with the members of the National Guard, the residents of the city and others and wrote that no one knows what the mission is:

“Occupation has a cooled life in the city, especially in neighborhoods with large immigrant populations: silent playgrounds, empty restaurants, fewer street vendors, less food delivery scooters. The groups organized “ impromptus bus “ impromptus – thieves ready to help walk towards and from schoolchildren whose parents do not feel safe in doing so …

“Their sudden appearance brings with it an absurd radiance – their daily tasks (” embellishment “), their farcalcical backs (a Dupont Circle Krispy Kreme), their SitCom even of presence (as if they were raised from an episode of Veep).”

Ok, this is an opinion article for a liberal magazine. So what has become the news?

That in June, she complained: “After another bike stolen last night, my husband and I made our life as DC owners by the figures includes: 1 stolen car; 2 stolen scooters / Vespas; 3 stolen bikes; a partridge in a pear; etc.”

If anything, she put aside her personal experience with crime and criticized “occupation”.

But let’s examine the role of the media, a large part of which has taken up the role of resistance. Even if you despise each of Trump’s policies, he is the most important president of the 21st century, from Iranian nuclear bombings to the fight against DC crime and the closure of the border.

And yet the coverage was extremely negative, although the press sometimes indicates a range of facts.

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For example, that Trump wants to reduce the Noaa budget by 27%, eliminating his research arm and reduced research for new generation satellites.

But it seems that most of the negative coverage is personally addressed to the president, no matter what he says or does, with the instinctive reaction that he can never have a credit for anything.