Tim Walz Says Trump Must Release Medical Tests Amid Signs He's 'Fading'
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The governor told NBC News that the president's mental state should be serious cause for concern.
Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) accused President Donald Trump of behaving erratically after a Thanksgiving rant where he raged at the Democrat and called him a slur.
During a Sunday morning appearance on NBC News’ “Meet the Press,” the 2024 vice presidential candidate suggested the president was “fading physically,” and his “mental capacity” should also be serious cause for concern.
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“Here we got a guy on Thanksgiving where we spent time with our families, we ate, we played Yahtzee, we cheered for football or whatever,” he explained. “This guy is apparently in a room ranting about everything else. This is not normal behavior. It’s not healthy.”
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