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During a three-hour White House Cabinet meeting, the President of the United States was caught on camera falling asleep repeatedly—after spending years attacking Joe Biden as “Sleepy Joe.”
On December 2, 2025, cameras recorded Donald Trump struggling to stay awake while his own Cabinet members spoke directly to him. A frame-by-frame review documented nine separate instances in which Trump’s eyes were fully closed or visibly fighting sleep, totaling nearly six minutes during the meeting.
This happened hours after Trump publicly insisted he was “sharper than ever” and angrily attacked press coverage questioning his stamina and schedule.
This video breaks down:
The documented footage of Trump dozing off during an official Cabinet meeting
The Washington Post’s analysis of multiple camera angles
Trump’s late-night Truth Social posting spree the night before the meeting
The direct contradiction between Trump’s behavior and his years of attacks on Biden
Why the White House response avoided denying what the footage clearly shows
What this means for presidential fitness, transparency, and decision-making
Trump has repeatedly claimed that falling asleep in public disqualifies a president from office, once stating: “Nobody that has true enthusiasm and belief in a subject will ever fall asleep.” This video examines how Trump now fails his own standard—on camera, during official duties.
The issue is not aging. The issue is denial and gaslighting. Rather than acknowledging what viewers can plainly see, the White House has insisted Trump was “listening attentively,” despite clear visual evidence to the contrary.
This video examines the broader implications:
What happens when a president cannot stay awake during briefings
Who makes decisions when the president is disengaged
How repeated incidents point to a growing pattern, not a one-off moment
Why honesty about capacity matters more than political loyalty
All analysis is based on documented footage, published reporting, and Trump’s own prior statements, not speculation. Viewers are encouraged to judge the evidence for themselves.

DISCLOSURE: This video uses AI-generated visuals and voice. Tom Brennan is a real journalist/analyst using AI technology as a presentation tool. All research, analysis, fact-checking, and editorial decisions are conducted by a real person. The content, opinions, and conclusions presented are human-generated.