Trump's First Physical Results Confirm Full Fitness for Second Term

President Donald Trump, at 78, has completed his first physical examination of his second term, with results indicating he is 'fully fit' to serve as Commander-in-Chief. His physician, Navy Capt. Sean Barbabella, noted Trump's active lifestyle and reported a weight loss of 20 pounds since his last physical in 2020, bringing him down to 224 pounds. Trump's examination included cognitive testing, which he claimed to have aced, and he emphasized the importance of mental acuity screening in light of scrutiny over the age and health of presidential candidates. The report also mentioned Trump's history of cataract surgery and a benign colon polyp found during a previous colonoscopy. As the oldest president in U.S. history, Trump's health remains a focal point in the upcoming 2024 election, particularly in comparison to Joe Biden. Despite this, Trump's administration has been criticized for a lack of transparency regarding specific health details.