Trump's Health Scrutiny Intensifies

0:00It's March 28th. Welcome to entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. Talks about Donald Trump's health are back in the spotlight after a podcast chat stirred things up. New York magazine writer Ben Terrace appeared on today, explained and pointed out that presidents often slow down latent their term, but for Trump, it seems to be kicking in sooner than usual. He called it the lame duck phase arriving early. Others are pushing back hard on those worries. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Trump looked way too healthy during a White House visit. Others went further, labeling him superhuman and the healthiest guy around, trying to shut down the chatter about his mental and physical state. People started noticing visible signs that fueled more questions. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Trump had bruises on his hands. He brushed it off as bumping into a table and insisted he was fine, but that didn't stop the eyebrows from raising. Experts chimed in too, linking brain health to the body.

1:02One physical therapist claimed Trump's frontal lobe is shrinking and suggested the team might skip MRIs to hide it. Then there were reports of swollen ankles during a meeting with Columbia's president Gustavo Petro. All this scrutiny has the public and media watching close, wondering if Trump can steer the story his way or if more questions will keep piling up.