Trump Calls MRI 'Perfect,' Won't Rule Out 2028

President Donald Trump said aboard Air Force One that an MRI he had during an October visit to Walter Reed produced "perfect" results and that doctors provided a "very conclusive" report. He declined to specify why the imaging was performed beyond earlier White House disclosures about leg swelling and a diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency. His physician earlier this month said Trump was in "exceptional" health. At 79, Trump is among the oldest U.S. presidents, and the additional exam has renewed scrutiny of his overall health. On the same flight he again declined to rule out a 2028 presidential bid, suggesting he might seek a third term and criticizing Democratic figures.