‘Sleepy Don’: People Sure Think Trump Was Starting To Doze Off On Camera
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The president had a case of heavy eyelids during a White House event.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday seemed to have a hard time keeping his eyes open at a televised White House event on “Making Health Technology Great Again.”
The president spoke for about 10 minutes, then sat and listened to other speakers including Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services administrator Mehmet Oz.
As Oz spoke, Trump’s eyelids seemed to be getting heavier:
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