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News · 12 March 2026

TV doctor's real-life emergency at Trump's Kentucky rally

TV doctor's real-life emergency at Trump's Kentucky rally

United States Centers for Medicare and Medicaid via Wikimedia Commons (Public Domain)

An older supporter needed medical help during Donald Trump's rally. While addressing the crowd in Kentucky, Mr Trump paused his speech after people shouted "medic" when a woman collapsed, prompting him to ask for a doctor. Dr Mehmet Oz, a former TV doctor and health official, was among those who assisted the unwell individual.

Reported by Express.co.uk · How we write briefs

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