Donald Trump is facing wild claims he 'poos himself so much you can smell him around the corner' as concerns mount over his health and age.
Physical therapist Adam James claimed sources with knowledge of the situation have told him Trump's incontinence is so bad White House aides can smell him approach them. He claimed the issue dates back to Trump's time on reality TV, citing unsubstantiated allegations by producer Noel Casler.
Medical warnings
James warned of medical consequences, saying: "We've all known for decades that the president has had incontinence issues since the days he was filming The Apprentice... Overall, a person his age with his health history, when incontinence is this bad, it's just a sign that you don't have much longer left to live."
He added: "He's not going to be around much longer because he is running out of options to manage his congestive heart failure and chronic kidney disease."
Signs of aging
Even during his election campaign, Trump was showing signs of his age despite taking constant pot shots at rival Joe Biden, often referring to him as "Sleepy Joe". But despite once promising "you'll never see me sleeping on camera", Trump has often been filmed appearing to nod off during meetings and engagements.
Most recently, he was seen slumped with his eyes shut for a few seconds at Lindsey Graham's funeral. It was during that funeral that a wild claim that Trump appeared to soil himself went viral after a man sitting behind him appeared to be fighting for survival against an awful odour.
Health concerns
As the oldest ever person to be elected President, Trump's health has been the centre of huge speculation for years. He sparked concern in May when he was taken to Walter Reed national military medical center for what the White House described as a "routine annual dental and medical assessment."
As well as the constant naps during meetings and bouts of drowsiness, Trump has been seen with bruised hands, swollen ankles and generally erratic behavior. Insiders close to the president are also reportedly terrified that his condition is rapidly worsening.
Writing in the Daily Mail, journalist Andrew Neil recently dropped a bombshell quote: "'Donald is deteriorating before our very eyes,' I was told in Washington this week by a close confidant who sees him regularly. His physical and mental health is in decline. Those around him don't know what to do about it. It can only get worse. He's 80 - and it's showing'."
Plane gaffe
These concerns were heightened when he gave a speech at a General Motors facility in Michigan, claiming aircraft were non-existent while his late father Fred Trump was alive. Trump told the crowd: "I had a wonderful father, right, and he was a hard worker who was in the real estate business... He didn't want planes." He added: "They didn't have planes in those days, I don't think."
Online commentators quickly pointed out that Fred Trump lived from 1905 to 1999 - decades after the Wright brothers' first flight in 1903.
