Ex-Fox News star has five-word warning to Trump | TV Shows

A former Fox News star has issued a five-word warning to President Donald Trump as he continues to concern his supporters.

During the Tuesday, July 21, episode of his No Spin News podcast, Bill O’Reilly, 76, outlined every thing the 80-year-old Commander-in-Chief now faces. Amid the battle in Iran, protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s lethal operations, and feuds with broadcast networks, the longtime Fox News journalist had some advice for his longtime good friend.

O’Reilly, who appeared on the conservative news community for over 20 years, from 1996 to 2017, suggested Trump “to take a month off” and “relax a little bit,” maybe by {golfing}. This comes as Trump continues to spark health issues.

The anchor said, “Final thought of the day. As you know, I’ve known the president 35 years, and he’s 80 years old right now. OK. So that puts him, if I can do the math quickly, 45, maybe early 40s, when I met him in New York City.

“Now, I’ve observed that he’s hunching over a little bit, and that’s regular. You grow old, every illness in the world goes to go to you.

“I can’t even bore you with the stuff I got to deal with. And I was actually feeling sorry for myself the other day, and I never do that.

“But I imply, how this and that, a blood check, that, but I do know the president was a little. So my advice to Donald Trump is to take the next month off if you may get into an surroundings where you want golf, and calm down a little bit.”

Despite the ongoing war in Iran, O’Reilly suggested Trump could continue to prioritize negotiations over the phone or with the help of the people on his team.

O’Reilly continued, “You acquired to deal with Iran. I perceive that. Everybody understands it. But you are able to do that on the telephone and you are able to do that with your people coming.

“But you need a breather. I need a breather, and I’m going to build it into August. But he needs a breather much more than I do, OK?

“So, we want the best for not only President Trump but all the presidents. Even Bill Biden [sic], Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter always revered the workplace. I did always.”

Trump often takes weekend trips to his golf clubs in Florida or New Jersey. An online tracker that records each time the president spends a day golfing shows the president has spent 116 days of his 549 days in office golfing.

However, some of those golf getaways are work-related. During his first term, Trump claimed that his time away from the White House was always “working holidays.”

Trump has previously discussed his sleeping patterns with O’Reilly. During a 2017 interview on O’Reilly’s other podcast, The O’Reilly Factor, he stated that he sleeps about four to five hours each night, going to bed around 12:00 a.m. or 1:00 a.m. and waking up at 5:00 a.m.

“I’m working long hours, long hours, and proper up until 12:00 a.m. or 1:00 a.m.,” Trump, 70, told his longtime friend.

He claimed he’s a multitasker during his breakfast routine, “While I eat, I read the papers, I see what’s going on tv.”

However, Trump has also continued to spark health concerns as his voice remains hoarse during speeches and he frequently appears to fall asleep during meetings or press conferences.

He also has bruised hands from consistent aspirin use and often struggles to get his words out.

In June, the president concerned many during his press conference at the G7 summit in France. During his remarks, Trump appeared to struggle to breathe, repeatedly taking audible breaths through his mouth and nose that carried through the microphone.

His delivery was slurred and nasal, prompting numerous viewers to speculate he was unwell and exhausted. Fox News posted a livestream of Trump’s G7 press conference on X, where one observer commented, “OMG -I’m Watching President Trump -he may be very sick. He can hardly breathe, look on the verge of collapse. He wants to get some badly needed medical consideration NOW!!”

Another worried supporter remarked, “Holy hell he can hardly breathe. No marvel he sits down for all his appearances. The dude is in horrendous form.”

A third pleaded, “Dear President Trump please, please get some REST and give Marco Rubio relaxation too. You both look drained we love you both for along time.” A fourth wrote, “All three of you look drained on stage, come home and relaxation, please.”

Tucker Carlson, a conservative podcaster and former Trump ally, told the New York Times in June that the president is “actually uncomfortable” with aging.

Meanwhile, the White House has consistently defended Trump’s health, comparing his “sharpness, unmatched vitality, and historic accessibility” with his predecessor, former President Joe Biden.