Donald Trump's On-Camera 'Microsleeps' Point to 'Significant Neurological Decline', Psychologist Claims
John Garrison says repeated dozing in meetings reflects microsleeps and possible neurological decline, citing slurred speech and coordination issues.
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Donald Trump's On-Camera 'Microsleeps' Point to 'Significant Neurological Decline', Psychologist Claims
Clinical and forensic psychologist John Paul Garrison has questioned President Donald Trump's alertness during an Oval Office appearance on Wednesday, 7 October 2026. He suggested that moments when Trump appeared to close his eyes might represent 'microsleeps,' while raising possible neurological explanations that have not been medically established. The comments concern a White House announcement about Trump Accounts, a savings and investment i…
Psychologist reveals 'neurological' cause of Trump’s on-camera 'microsleep'
President Donald Trump is often caught on video dozing during meetings, but one widely cited medical expert argues it's not merely because he’s tired. According to psychologist John Garrison, these “microsleeps” are yet another sign of Trump’s “significant neurological decline.”Garrison was reacting to footage during an Oval Office meeting with Susan Dell of Dell computers, during which Trump appeared to doze off. “I believe what's happening are…
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