Donald Trump Claims This Is Why He Closes His Eyes In Cabinet Meetings
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The president offered a blunt explanation that didn't exactly flatter his top officials.
Donald Trump’s apparent nodding off during public events has raised concern among some medical professionals in recent weeks.
But the president has now offered his own explanation for closing his eyes in front of the cameras, particularly when it comes to lengthy Cabinet meetings.
“It’s boring as hell,” Trump told New York Magazine in a lengthy profile on his health that was published Monday.
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“I’m going around a room, and I’ve got 28 guys — the last one was three and a half hours,” Trump continued, talking about the meetings which often involve copious sucking up to him by his officials.
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