Trump's Red Rash: Minor Skin Problem or Health Concern?

0:00On March 2nd, President Donald Trump appeared with a noticeable red rash on his neck during a White House ceremony on Monday where he awarded medals of honor to veterans. The mark behind his right ear looks scab and flaky, catching eyes just days after the United States entered conflict with Iran. Similar discoloration showed up in recent photos from his Mar-a-Lago setup during the Iran strikes, and even at last week's state of the Union, address. Social media lit up right away, with users guessing it could be shingles or maybe irritation from dry cleaning chemicals on his suits. Trump, now 79, has shared before about bruising easily and bleeding from his high aspirin intake and constant handshaking. He also deals with chronic venous insufficiency, which affects blood flow in his legs and causes swelling. Officials say it's likely just a minor skin problem, and Trump keeps up his demanding routine of travel, golf, and meetings with no signs of slowing. down amid