Bloomberg’s O’Brien: Trump Lives in ‘Fear of Dementia Followed by Alzheimer’s’ Just Like What His Dad Had
‘And I think he’s carried that burden forever’
May 5, 2025 12:00 PM
By Grabien Staff
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O’BRIEN: “But as I was watching that clip, you know, one of the things that really struck me is, Donald Trump has aged. You know, when people talk about the things that are going to get in the way of a third term for Donald Trump, obviously, it’s voters. Obviously, it’s the 22nd Amendment. But he’s turning 79 in June. He lives in fear of going down the path his father went down, which was dementia, followed by Alzheimer’s, into his 90s. And I think he’s carried that burden forever. And watching how he answers questions now compare to Donald Trump and Trump 1.0, he slurs his words a little, he looks weary, he is slouched. And I don’t know how much authentic enthusiasm he has for the power and the office he holds, other than the fact that it keeps him out of jail and it keeps him center stage.”