James Carville Questions Trump's Health After Heated Exchange with Zelenskyy

The Democratic strategist speculates on the president's mental state and health following a contentious Oval Office meeting with the Ukrainian leader.

Democratic strategist James Carville criticized President Donald Trump's behavior during a tense meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office on Friday.
The meeting reportedly escalated when Zelenskyy criticized the U.S. for insufficient action against Russia, leading Trump to warn of the risk of 'World War III.'
Carville speculated that Trump's behavior might stem from cognitive decline, poor health, or even an undiagnosed medical condition, including syphilis, though he emphasized he was 'just asking questions.'
The White House attributed a bruise on Trump's hand, which Carville referenced in his comments, to frequent handshaking with Americans, dismissing speculation about its significance.
The meeting delayed the signing of a U.S.-Ukraine mineral deal, with Zelenskyy later stating he remained open to negotiations pending clarity on U.S. security guarantees.