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Trump addresses online health rumours in Oval Office

Trump addresses online health rumours in Oval Office

The article discusses a recent statement made by former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding online health rumors. According to the report, during a press conference in the Oval Office, Trump addressed questions about his health and activity over the Labor Day weekend. Trump stated that he was "very active" during the holiday weekend, implying that rumors about his health were unfounded. The article does not provide any further details about the specific health rumors or Trump's activities over the holiday weekend. The report is concise, focusing only on the key points of Trump's response to the reporter's question. It does not delve into any potential biases or speculations, simply presenting the facts as stated by the former president.

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