Heh: A Well-Deserved Mockery of CNN 'Experts' Commences After Trump Shares a Health Update
CNN has faced criticism for its coverage of President Trump's health, particularly regarding claims of him falling asleep during official duties. Following a health update from Trump stating that his recent physical went well, his administration mocked CNN's focus on his alleged sleep issues. The situation has sparked a wave of social media commentary and jokes directed at CNN's reporting style.
- ▪CNN has been accused of misrepresenting President Trump's health by using out-of-context images.
- ▪Dr. Jonathan Reiner, a cardiologist, claimed Trump suffers from severe daytime somnolence.
- ▪Trump announced on Truth Social that his six-month physical at Walter Reed went perfectly.
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Heh: A Well-Deserved Mockery of CNN 'Experts' Commences After Trump Shares a Health Update By Sister Toldjah | 3:15 PM on May 26, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein CNN is one of the worst, if not the worst, offenders in the mainstream media when it comes to feigning "concern" over President Donald Trump's health, in part by using out-of-context photos and videos of Trump with his eyes appearing to be closed during meetings as "evidence" that he has a sleeping problem.
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