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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Francis Miñoza

Michael Wolff Calls Trump a '300-Pound Man Who Stuffs Himself With Poison' While Discussing His Mortality

Biographer Michael Wolff claims Donald Trump is terrified of his own mortality after celebrity deaths, reigniting health concerns and calls for transparency (Credit: By Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America/wikimedia commons)

Biographer Michael Wolff has speculated that Donald Trump may be more conscious of his mortality following the deaths of several high-profile figures his age. In her latest podcast, Wolff used the phrase '300-pound man who stuffs himself with poison'—a characterisation that conflicts with Trump's most recently disclosed White House medical weight of 238 pounds

The highly provocative remarks, made on the newly launched Inside Trump's Head podcast, have reignited long-simmering questions about the president's physical condition, his mental acuity, and the ongoing transparency of official White House reporting on his health as he moves through his second term.

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