Trump's Red Neck: Doctor Explains Skin Cream

0:00It's March 2nd, here's your Sydney news in two minutes. President Trump drew attention with a large red spot on his neck during a White House ceremony. His doctor explained it as a common preventative skin cream prescribed for one week on the right side. The redness should fade in a few weeks. Photos captured the mark up close on Monday, but similar redness appeared as early as his February 19th trip to Georgia. The White House has not answered questions about the specific cream or condition of treats. Health concerns quickly spread online due to Trump's age. At 79, he is the oldest person ever sworn in as president, so every detail by his well-being gets heavy scrutiny from the public. And media. His April physical report noted he uses momentous own cream as needed for an unspecified skin issue. Last year's full checkup at Walter Reed called his health exceptional overall. Meanwhile, Trump has pushed back on rumors and interviews, confirming normal scans like a heart CT last October.

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