"You won't get Hillary Clinton's bill of health, either, because she declined to be on the show," the HuffPo article added. Is Dr #HaroldBornstein your #MedicalMarijuana, #Prop215 Doctor, Donald? #BasketOfDeplorables /7Vuddd6Xa5 So far, the only medical information that Trump has made public has been a brief letter penned by a doctor named Harold Bornstein, pictured in the tweet below, who admitted that he wrote the note in five minutes - but nonetheless felt able to describe Trump as "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency," if indeed Trump wins the election. Oz explain his plans for the interview to Brian Kilmeade in the video below. "It's another case of brilliant showmanship for both of them," Campbell said. Oz on Thursday where he'll be surprised by the results of his medical exam Oz claims that he will actually see the medical records before Trump sees them and will ask Trump "pointed questions" about what they contain, in some cases surprising Trump with the information.ĭonald Trump will appear on Dr. In fact, on his Twitter account, the reporter said he believed that in 1990, Trump was institutionalized in a mental facility due to a "nervous breakdown," and that embarrassing incident was why the 70-year-old New York businessman and reality TV star was opposed to releasing his medical information.īut Eichenwald deleted that Tweet about one hour after posting it on Tuesday afternoon, saying in a separate Tweet that the alleged "breakdown" would not be a topic of the Wednesday Newsweek story.Īfter Clinton's episode on Sunday, as an apparent dizzy spell caused, her doctor said, by dehydration and a bout of walking pneumonia, Trump pledged to release more medical information about his own health this week, but the forum of a daytime TV talk show came as a surprise. Oz to avoid uncomfortable questions for Trump came just hours before Newsweek writer Kurt Eichenwald announced on his Twitter feed Tuesday that his featured story in the news magazine Wednesday could include damaging information on Trump. In an interview with Fox News host Brian Kilmeade on Tuesday, Oz promised that he would not challenge Trump on portions of the Republican candidates' records that he chooses not to release to the public, saying, "I'm not going to ask him questions he doesn't want to have answered."
Mehmet Oz on Wednesday to discuss his own medical records and history - in an interview that is already being described as a "complete joke" as Oz has pledged to take it easy on Trump in the interview. Just days after a highly-publicized medical episode involving his opponent Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump sits down with TV daytime talk show host Dr.
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