The MeidasTouch Podcast Trump Loses Control as Calls for 25th Amendment Surface
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Nov 16, 2025 As discussions on the 25th Amendment heat up, concerns mount over Trump's cognitive abilities. From puzzling comments about MRIs to potential dangers linked to classified information, the signs are alarming. Intriguing revelations from Epstein's emails reveal early talks about invoking the amendment during Trump's first term. With Democrats urging a serious evaluation of his mental state, the podcast dives into captivating media clips and speculations surrounding Trump's health and mental transparency, making a case for a national discourse.
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25th Amendment Talk Predates Current Term
- Ben Meiselas connects Trump's current cognitive decline to past concerns within his first administration about invoking the 25th Amendment.
- Epstein emails and reporting showed officials like Rod Rosenstein discussed the 25th and even wiring Trump in 2017 as early evidence of internal alarm.
Epstein's Files Describe Trump 'Cracking'
- Ben Meiselas recounts Epstein's messages describing Trump's mental and physical decline during his first term.
- Epstein tells reporters and associates that Trump was "cracking" and displaying impaired behavior like walking into doors while focused on women.
Classified Leak Concerns Amplify Fitness Fears
- Meiselas links Trump's disclosure of classified information to Russia with Epstein's alleged sharing of Trump-related material to Russian oligarchs.
- He frames these overlaps as additional reasons earlier officials feared Trump's fitness and potential national-security risks.