The White House has released the results of former President Donald Trump’s most recent medical exam, confirming that the 78-year-old “remains in excellent health.” Conducted at Walter Reed Hospital, the comprehensive check-up showed improvements in several areas compared to past results. According to White House physician Capt. Sean Barbabella, Trump weighed in at 224 pounds with a blood pressure reading of 128 over 74—down from his 2020 weight of 244 pounds.
The summary also highlighted Trump’s “active lifestyle,” citing his regular involvement in public engagements, press appearances, and even “frequent victories in golf events” as contributing factors to his well-being. Most notably, the report emphasized that Trump continues to show “excellent cognitive and physical health” and is fully capable of executing presidential duties—an especially noteworthy statement, considering recent scrutiny surrounding the health of aging political figures. But beyond the stats, there was one detail in the report that truly stood out…