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Fox News viewers had been left shouting at their screens as one host prompt Donald Trump is “easy to follow.”

The community’s Senior Medical Analyst Marc Siegel appeared on Fox News on Friday, January 2, to focus on the president’s current feedback about his health.

In a new interview, Trump revealed he did not have the MRI he beforehand said he did in October. He insisted, “It wasn’t an MRI. It was less than that.”

Speaking to The Wall Street Journal, the 79-year-old president insisted it was merely a scan he underwent. Trump’s doctor, Navy Capt. Sean Barbabella, also told the publication the president obtained a CT scan and said Trump takes 325 milligrams of aspirin each day.

Trump blamed the aspirin for making his palms bruise simply, including, “They say aspirin is good for thinning out the blood, and I don’t want thick blood pouring through my heart.”

Siegel, who is a doctor, praised the president on Fox News as he said aspirin and {golfing} had been probably to blame for Trump’s bruising.

“He says he is on 325 milligrams of aspirin,” Siegel started. “That increases your risks of bruising, especially at 79 years old, as does playing golf, by the way because the golf thing actually, a lot of sun exposure on his upper extremities.

“This is utterly regular! What a bunch of hogwash to say this is some sort of issues being hidden. He’s doing the other. He’s displaying us full transparency right here.”

The Fox News host continued, “You need the cognitive check? But how about watching him on one of these press conferences where you and I can’t even get on the air because he retains speaking in methods that are straightforward to comply with.

“His brain is clearly intact and his body, too. I’m reassured by the CAT scans.”

A clip of the printed was shared on X and viewers had been fast to slam Siegel for his feedback. ““He keeps talking in ways that are easy to follow”???? Is this guy for real?” one individual questioned.

Another fumed, “If that incoherent rambling is what you call “straightforward to comply with,” your cognitive standards are as non-existent as his supposed physical fitness.

“It is embarrassing to watch grown adults faux a public meltdown is truly a masterclass in communication just to keep their access.”

A third concerned viewer posted, “Someone wants to review this man’s medical credentials if he thinks Trump is “easy to follow.””

“Easy to comply with? Where I come from, we call it “incoherent rambling”,” someone else hit out as another person added, “Apparently Dr. Siegel believes the more phrases, the better. The fact that allllllll those phrases never type a coherent sentence is beside the purpose.”