A claim was raised that President Donald Trump experiences severe daytime somnolence and frequently falls asleep in public. Examples cited include falling asleep in the Oval Office while people spoke to him in the cabinet room, and concern that he might have fallen asleep during Memorial Day observances at Arlington National Cemetery. Megyn Kelly acknowledged that Trump does nod off in public but argued it may not indicate a secret medical issue. She suggested the cause could be that he does not sleep much at night and that some events are long, dry, and not very engaging. The remarks were made despite her other recent criticism of Trump on different issues.
"Kelly cited a Mediaite story about CNN's medical analyst claiming the president has severe daytime somnolence, that causes him to fall asleep very often. He's fallen asleep in the Oval Office on multiple occasions with people talking to him in the cabinet room, and there was concern yesterday that he might have fallen asleep at Arlington National Cemetery during Memorial Day observances, Dr. Jonathan Reiner said Tuesday."
"I love how Trump occasionally nodding off has got to be some secret, scary medical issue (obviously they're raising his fitness for office), Kelly wrote on X. Maybe it's just that he doesn't sleep much at night and these events are kinda long/dry/not that scintillating? I love how Trump occasionally nodding off has got to be some secret, scary medical issue (obviously they're raising his fitness for office)."
"A pro-Trump take from Kelly is actually somewhat against the grain, given much of her recent commentary. She has consistently railed against Trump's Iran war over the past several weeks and went scorched earth on the president during an appearance on the Hodgetwins Podcast over the weekend. While discussing Trump's comments about former counterterrorism chief Joe Kent marrying again four years after his wife was killed while on duty in Syria, Kelly exclaimed, Talk about a glass house!"
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