Trump Nods Off In Public Again — And This Time Was Especially Embarrassing
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The president visibly struggled to stay awake during a three-hour meeting.
Donald Trump held the first meeting his so-called Board of Peace in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, but it’s not exactly clear whether the president was actually “present” the whole time.
That’s because Trump seemed to have a hard time keeping his eyes open during the three-hour meeting.
Of course, that’s when Trump wasn’t doing his own trademark rambling... er, “weaving” about everything from the physical attractiveness of Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Paraguayan President Santiago Peña to the tragedy of not getting that damn Nobel Peace Prize.
Trump’s nodding off on Thursday isn’t a new thing. He’s appeared to doze at several public events over the last few months.
Last July, Trump had a hard time keeping his eyes open during a televised White House event on “Making Health Technology Great Again.”
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