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MSNBC’s Chris Hayes spews despicable spin after man collapses in Oval Office next to President Trump

November 7, 2025 | | Print Article

A drug executive collapsed during a press conference Thursday in the Oval Office, interrupting President Donald Trump as he was announcing a deal to lower the cost of obesity drugs.

There may have been a time when concern for the man took precedence, but our politics have gotten so stupid that the left seized on the opportunity to criticize the president and his cabinet for their reactions to the medical crisis.

Thankfully for the man, who was identified in some reports as Gordon Findlay, the global brand director for Novo Nordisk — other reports said the man was a patient who uses Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 medication — Dr. Mehmet Oz was on hand. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services administrator, who specialized in heart surgery, jumped into action to assist the ailing man.

Meanwhile, for those on the left, who never let a crisis go to waste, the scene presented a good opportunity to disparage Trump. MSNBC propagandist Chris Hayes went so far as to claim that Trump was “annoyed” by the fainting man, after showcasing the photo seen below of the president standing behind the Resolute Desk.

“Trump stands unmoved, annoyed-looking, as staff rushes to revive the man,” Hayes said. “And you can look at this photo of Trump, it’s reasonable to think, that guy doesn’t care about getting my costs down. Not really.”

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According to the so-called media, Trump was “looming over the man” while Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was criticized for “bolting from the scene.”

As Grok explained, there was a rational reason behind the actions of both Trump and RFK Jr.

“Reports confirm RFK Jr. exited the Oval Office to summon additional medical aid during the Novo Nordisk executive’s collapse, prioritizing professionals over untrained intervention. Trump remained stationary due to Secret Service protocols amid the chaos, allowing Dr. Oz and others to assist on-site,” Grok explained in response to the post seen here:

So much for the left’s battle against misinformation — that initiative was a tactical move to CONTROL information, not protect it. Either way, the dishonest take gets heavy traffic and shapes opinions on the left long before the truth can get its shoes on.

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As Dr. Oz would explain later, Trump took time out of his busy day to call the wife of the ailing man.

“He’s just a wonderful human being that he would take time,” Oz said of the president. “He could have done off and done 10 other things but he actually cared that the wife of a man that he’s never met before felt in a safer place.”

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