White House Denies “Sleeping” Claims

The White House strongly rejected the idea that Trump fell asleep, calling the reports “garbage” in a fiery statement.

“The President was not sleeping; in fact, he spoke throughout and took many questions from the press during this announcement which represents a historic reduction in prices for Americans on two drugs that help Americans struggling with diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and other conditions,” the statement said.

Officials accused the “liberal media” of twisting the moment for clicks instead of focusing on what they described as a major policy breakthrough.

“This announcement by President Trump will save a significant amount of money and countless American lives, and yet the failing, liberal media want to push a garbage narrative instead of covering it,” the White House told CNN.

If enacted, the policy would reduce the cost of GLP-1 drugs to $149 a month for oral versions and $249 for injectables.

A Chaotic Week Inside the West Wing

The Oval Office briefing wasn’t the only dramatic moment of the week. During another White House event, an unnamed pharmaceutical executive suddenly collapsed, causing brief panic among attendees.

Photos showed Dr. Oz and other officials rushing to assist the man, while Health Secretary RFK Jr. was seen exiting the frame.

Meanwhile, Trump stood at his desk watching the scene unfold — an image that quickly spread online.

“Just replace the guy on the floor with America and we have the perfect painting for 2025,” one Reddit user quipped.

Dr. Oz later confirmed that the executive recovered fully after receiving prompt medical care.