Trump Denies Claims of Post-January 6 Depression in Cheney's Book

Former President Asserts He Was 'Angry' and 'Eating Too Much', Not Depressed

Former President Donald Trump has vehemently denied claims made in Liz Cheney's upcoming book, 'Oath and Honor', that he was depressed and not eating following the January 6 Capitol attack.
Trump countered the claims in a late-night rant on his social media platform, Truth Social, stating he was 'angry' and 'eating too much' after the event.
Cheney's book recounts a conversation with former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who expressed concern about Trump's mental well-being post-January 6.
Trump also attacked actor Robert De Niro in his social media posts, calling him a 'mental midget' whose mind is shot.
The former president's response to Cheney's book has sparked widespread media coverage and discussion.