During a recent hearing before the US House Foreign Affairs Committee, Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, faced accusations from Democratic Representative Ted Lieu regarding President Donald Trump's alleged tendency to fall asleep during official meetings. Lieu presented video clips showing Trump with his eyes closed during a Cabinet meeting, questioning Rubio about the president's attentiveness. Rubio categorically denied ever witnessing Trump asleep, claiming he is extremely active and often works long hours. Lieu countered that the footage raised legitimate concerns about Trump's health and cognitive abilities. This exchange has sparked renewed scrutiny over Trump's fitness for office, especially following recent public appearances that have led to speculation about his health. However, the White House has consistently asserted that Trump is in 'excellent health,' citing a medical evaluation from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center that declared him fully fit for his duties. The report noted strong cardiac and neurological function, despite some minor health observations.