Fox News Host Gets Wake-Up Call After Over-The-Top Claim About 'Machine' Trump
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Lisa Boothe's claim about the president backfired on social media.
A Fox News guest host is getting a reality check on social media after her over-the-top claim about President Donald Trump’s energy levels.
Trump, 79, has been seen struggling to stay alert in public since returning to the White House early this year. Last week, the New York Times reported that Trump is holding fewer events, traveling less and working shorter days as a concession to the realities of an aging president.
But Fox News contributor Lisa Boothe, filling in for Laura Ingraham on “The Ingraham Angle,” slammed the report, defended Trump, and attacked former President Joe Biden.
“The man is almost 80 but he’s also a machine. I mean, he barely sleeps, he works around the clock and he constantly talks to the press and meanwhile Biden always slept, worked sometimes, and never talked to the press unless they were asking about ice cream flavors,” she said.
Boothe’s claim comes amid growing concerns over the president’s health ― including a hastily announced visit to Walter Reed Medical Center last month for a “routine yearly checkup” just six months after his annual physical.
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