During his annual physical at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, President Donald Trump voiced his dissatisfaction with the design of MRI machines, specifically their cramped interiors. He lamented that the narrow, tubelike structure lacks the space necessary for socializing, stating it could only fit one or two guests, such as foreign dignitaries or CEOs. Trump humorously remarked on the impracticality of hosting gatherings in such a confined space, noting that the high noise levels from the machine would make conversation impossible. He expressed concern about how world leaders like the Saudi crown prince or Russian President Vladimir Putin would feel about being squeezed into the machine, especially without the ability to decorate it with gold fixtures due to safety regulations. In a light-hearted tone, Trump suggested that the MRI machine should be redesigned to accommodate up to 500 guests and have all magnets removed to enhance the experience. His comments reflect a blend of humor and critique regarding the limitations of medical technology in social settings.