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White House Insiders Say Trump Is Falling Asleep in Meetings and Shocking Details About Body Odor, Sphincter Control, and Chaos Behind the Scenes Revealed

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White House Insiders Say Trump Is Falling Asleep in Meetings and Shocking Details About Body Odor, Sphincter Control, and Chaos Behind the Scenes Revealed

White House insiders are raising serious concerns about President Trump, revealing shocking details about his behavior during official meetings and events. According to staffers, Trump has been observed falling asleep during cabinet meetings and press conferences, raising questions about his stamina and focus.

Sources say that when Trump dozes off, he reportedly loses control of basic bodily functions, creating extreme challenges for the staff. One insider stated, “WE CAN’T TAKE IT ANYMORE. We will be wearing masks,” describing the chaotic environment behind the scenes.

Staffers also disclosed that hundreds of diapers have reportedly been purchased in a single day to manage the situation, highlighting the extraordinary measures taken to maintain appearances during public and private events.

These revelations paint a picture of turmoil inside the White House, where staffers are forced to navigate both physical and logistical challenges caused by the president’s unpredictable behavior. Observers have noted that Trump’s energy levels appear inconsistent, with extended periods of fatigue during official duties contrasted by high activity on social media and public appearances.

White House Insiders Say Trump Is Falling Asleep in Meetings and Shocking Details About Body Odor, Sphincter Control, and Chaos Behind the Scenes Revealed

Officials have yet to publicly address all of the claims, but the insider accounts suggest that the situation has reached a tipping point, leaving staffers struggling to maintain normal operations. The full extent of the chaos, insiders hint, has not yet been revealed — and what happens next behind closed doors could shock the nation.

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