dr. harold bornstein in an interview with nbc news. dr. tein is seemingly more circumspect about donald trump's health than he was in writing a letter attesting to donald trump's perfect health especially on the issue whether donald trump would be the healthiest individual elected to the presidency, dr. bornstein basically qualifies that in this follow-up interview saying a lot of really sick people have been president. that's part of why he feels confident in making that assertion. join us now is dr. zeke emanuel, a white house advisor of health policy at the university of pennsylvania and health advisory of the clinton campaign on health care policy although not on secretary clinton's personal health. nice to see you. thank you for being here. >> nice to be back. >> presidential candidates, do you feel there's a reasonable expectation about what we should get? >> yes. i mean, look, the presidency is a very grueling job. look how president obama has changed over the last eight years. we do know that some presidents have suffered serious il

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dr. harold bornstein. doctor, thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks for having me, seth. >> seth: so doctor, you said in the letter that trump's lab test results were astonishingly excellent. >> that's right, seth. he couldn't be healthier. >> seth: now, chlorophyll, i think you might mean cholesterol. >> no, his cholesterol is through the roof. [ laughter ] still, his health is excellent. firm gonads. both ears on the side of his head. that's right where you want them. [ light laughter ] perfect mental health. >> seth: okay, now i'm glad you brought that up, because you said in an interview that mr. trump was in perfect mental health. my question is why would you, a gastroenterologist, be qualified to assess his mental health? the location of mr. trump's head. [ laughter ] >> seth: sorry. what do you mean? [ laughter ] [ cheering ] [ cheers and applause ] you mean that -- >> his head's up his ass. >> seth: okay i got ya. [ laughter ] >> seth: one more thing, doctor. you told nbc news

dr. bornstein, who was in his manhattan office and not as ht a ren fest.aughter) ♪ stephen: and woul a turkey leg? letter seems rushed: because it was. >> i thought about it all day and, at the end, i get rushed and i get anxious when i get rushed. >> stephen: rushed, anxious, five minutes, driver waiting. you definitely want the candidate's physical to sound like losing your virginityom night. (ler gandolf right now. (laughter) don't get in the gandolf, kids! (laughter) honestly, i have to wonder, is dr. bornstein is healthy enough to judge whether or not trump is healthy enough for the presidency? well, to answer that question, we have obtained an exclusive letter from trump's doctor's doctor. i have it right here.:italthy man. good at doctoring trump, best at medicine forever, signed dr. realdoctorhere." (laughter) we'll be right back with riz ahmed. ♪ (cheers and applause) '@ i'll have that goat cheese garden salad. that gentleman got the last one. sir, you give me that salad and i will pay for your movie can i pick the genre? yes, but i card from amer

dr. bornstein. you had kelly ann conway on your show today. i listened carefully for the trump plan on the deportation or nondeportation of 11 million people and there were a bunch of words, but no answer. >> to that question there was no answer. while the answer was wait and see on wednesday. >> wednesday. >> it will be in the speech. >> yeah, i mean, look, he has now been pretty much everywhere that you can be on this issue with the exception of what full amnesty we'll let everybody here, stay here. we've seen him go to where he start today a certain place that was quite far to the right, then further place back to the left and the jesh bush marco rubio position, now it's to me utterly unclear what he believes, if anything, at this point. because i don't know that he may not have a view about this, but on wednesday, apparently, we're going to know what his view is on wednesday. >> rush limbaugh had this to say about it. >> i don't think the vast majority of trump supporters care about deporting 11 million people. i think they care about stop

dr. bornstein describing his patient as the healthiest person ever elected. >> in my rush, some of my words didn't come out exactly the way they were meant. >> reporter: trump would be the oldest person ever elected president. and he enjoys fast food. >> reporter: but beyond the letter, trump hasn't shared anymore details about his medical status. his doctor is not concerned. mental health. which works out just fine. >> reporter: adding -- >> he would be fit because i think his brain is turned on 24 hours a day. >> the doctor board certified in gastrointerology, a graduate of tufts medical school. trump's doctor for three decades, the candidate's picture, hanging in his office. the gop nominee's health is back in the spotlight as trump surr physical fitness. >> google hillary clinton's illness and take a look at the videos for yourself. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign saying those are conspiracy theories. she released a three page letter about her health. 2016, unprecedented how little the public knows about either candidate's health. >> reporter: the campaign tells us that the doct

dr. bornstein's it's not enough. a medication to prevent blood clots and you have to monitor that and it says she's being monitored regularly. i would like to know how well she is being controlled. that's a difficult drug to use. also i think she should have had a neurological examination and a thorough neurological examination in 2016. we know what happens to football players who have had concussions, how they begin to lose some of their cognitive ability. i think both of them should release their records. >> dr. scheiner, let me ask you. this is not a medical question, but have you decided who you're voting for? >> yes. i have misgivings about hillary clinton, but by far she's superior to him. he scares the devil out of me. >> dr. scheiner, i appreciate your time and thank you very much for being with us tonight. >> my pleasure. thank you. >>> pretty damning for both of them on the health front. next, the clinton campfiring back after donald trump weighs in on the sexting scandal and jeanne moos on the theft of tru

dr. harold bornstein. they met in the crazy hair club for men. [ laughter ] he looks like the kind of doctor that would give you a medical marijuana card for your restless as you may recall, he wrote a very enthusiastic letter about trump's health last year in which he proclaimed, mr. trump has had a recent complete medical examination, only positive results, blood pressure, laboratory results were astonishingly excellent, his physical strength and stamina are extraordinary, if elected mr. trump i can state unequivocally will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. i guess that means he did physicals on obama and reagan and lincoln dr. bornstein now says he wrote the letter in five minutes and used hyperbole because being rushed makes him anxious. so, well, he should see a doctor about that. [ laughter ] but he stands by his overall assessment of the candidate's health. so we're entirely clear, according to his doctor, donald trump's health is astonishingly excellent, unless you're tal

dr. bornstein in which actually declared donald trump would be the fittest and healthiest president everf he ends up winning, which was certainly hoper bollic with not a lot back there. hillary clinton, it should be noted, has only an eight-paragraph letter, although it is a little more detailed that goes into the 2012 health incident she had with a blood clot. so a little bit more specific. but really, when it goes to transparency, stephanie, we really haven't gotten a lot of certainly as much as we have received from past presidential candidates. >> help us understand that. so by comparison, past candidates give how much information? >> tons of information. certainly much more detailed. in 2012, john mccain, who, you know, certainly was about the same age that donald trump is right now, ended up releasing reams of stuff, had people go through his medical information. it was a big deal at the time. same thing for barack obama in 2008. mitt romney gave much more detailed information in 2012. and so we have seen a situation in which things are getting less transparent and less transparent

dr. bornstein there, describing how he felt rushed to write this letter as apparently a black car from team trump waited outside his park avenue office. again, bornstein reiterates, he believes trump is in excellent health, is fit to be president. but when you look at the level of detail released by each candidate, we do know more about hillary clinton's health, what she has released so far than donald trump's. her legal is specific, although still short when compared to past presidents for nominees on both sides of the aisle. and i've got to know, kristen, trump's tweet in the last 18 hours reflects what a campaign spokesperson told on friday that trump would be willing to released more medical records if clinton released more. we asked, why wait? >> a little bit of a preview of what we might see in the upcoming debates, both candidates also preparing for that. great conversation with my fellow road warriors, hallie jackson and katy tur. thanks for joining us. >>> now i bring in bruce level for donald trump. thanks for joining me, i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> you hea

dr. bornstein, remembering the day when a car from the trump team waited outside of his office. >> i had to sit at the desk and write the letter while the driver waited. >> reporter: paragraphs filled with adjectives trump might use. extraordina extraordinary. describing his patient as the healthiest individual ever elected. no time to proofread. the letter beginning, to whom my concern. >> i don't think the words came out the way i wanted. >> reporter: trump would be the oldest president elected. he enjoys fast food. >> the other night, i had kentucky fried chicken. not the worst thing in the >> reporter: trump hasn't share master's degree any more details about his health status. >> he thinks he is the best. it works out just fine. >> reporter: adding -- >> he has to know his brain is turned on 24 hours a day. >> reporter: the doctor, a gradual of tufts medical school. trump's doctor for three decades. the candidate's picture hanging in his office. the gop's health is in the spotlight as his surrogates question hillary clinton's physical fitness. >> go online and put down, hillary clin

dr. bornstein noways he wrote the letter in five minutes and used hyperbole because being rushed makes himnxious. so, wel he should see a doctor about that. [ laughter ] assessment of the candidate's health. so we're entirely clear, according to his doctor, donald trump's health is astonishingly excellent, unless you're talking about the meteorologist that got him out of the vietnam draft. in that one hs very sick. [ laughter ] the poor guy could barely walk in that one, so -- [ cheers and applause ] now that this report has been verified, trump is demanding a detail eed medical report from hillary clinton which is a subject that has made me part of a far right-wing conspiracy theory. last monday hillary clinton was here. i asked her to open jar of picks to prove her strength or whatever. and she did and as soon as she did the internet was set athe blaze with accusations that we somehow rigged the pickle jar that we loosened it. alex jones, host of an internet show, did the most entertaining job of examining this. he spent time going over the pickle jar in great detail. popping sou when sh

dr. bornstein, who exams trump every may, remembering the december day when a black car from the trump teame his avenue office. >> i had to write the letter while the driver waited. >> reporter: paragraphs filled with adjectives trump might use. astonishingly excellent. extraordinary. described as the healthiest individual ever elected. no time, he says, to the letter beginning, to whom my concern. the words didn't come out the way i meant. >> reporter: trump would be the oldest president elected. he enjoys fast food. >> i had kentucky fried chicken. not the worst thing in the world. >> reporter: trump hasn't shared more details about his medical status. bornstein isn't concerned. >> his health is excellent, as mentioned. works out just fine. >> reporter: adding -- >> he would be fit. his brain is turned on 24 hours day. >> reporter: the doctor, board certified ingastroenterology, graduated from tufts university. the gop nominee's health is in the spotlight as surrogates question hillary clinton's physical fitness. >> go online, put hillary clinton illness, and look at the videos for yourse

dr. bornstein joined the acg in 1981. he was a fellow. when his membership lapsed in 1995.t been affiliated with the acg since that year. given that, we asked if that means he should stop identifying himself the way he does, putting f.a.c.g. after his name. they told us this. "people who are no longer members of the organization would be expected to stop using f.a.c.g. or any other reference to membership in the organization as they are no longer members." so, what this boils down to is the american college of gastroenterologist would please like mr. trump's doctor to stop saying he's one of their fellows, since they say, he's not one and hasn't been affiliated with them for over 20 years. we reached out to mr. trump's doctor tonight and he answered. boom. he told us, quote. f.a.c.g. is a title they sell for a fee. in reality, it has no value. in response to the inevitable follow-up question, donald trump's doctor told us that he will keep using this valueless title, because it's part of his resume. and then he sent us a copy of this has framed certificate from back in the

dr. bornstein says trump's lab results are astonishingly excellent. as the clinton campaign notes, that isn't a real medical description. they go on to what you said, i can state the healthiest individual ever to serve in the presidency. there's just no way they could ever make that claim because he would have had to then check every other person who ran for president. this is a statement from the clinton campaign as they put out that takedown. donald trump has put forward a laughable letter that admits health information including date of his exam, his family medical history, his heart rate, his respiratory rate, his ekg or his respiratory level. donald trump needs to produce a real doctor's letter written by a credible doctor that he fees the state of his health for voters. i just got off the phone with someone in the clinton campaign and they said it's really not about his health. for him, it's about accountability, the fact that he has not put out a detailed letter, and they're also trying to tie this to the fact he won't release his taxes. for do

dr. harold bornstein has been trump's position for 35 years. the four paragraph letter he wrote about trump's health last december is now getting more attention in light of questions raised by trump about the health of democratic candidate hillary clinton. her doctor said she has no serious health issues. >>> the state department says it will not finish releasing hillary clinton's daily schedules of meetings while she was secretary of state before election day. that report from the "associated press." a federal judge ordered the department to begin releasing them months ago. the trump campaign claims clinton gave special access to donors of her family's charitable foundation. clinton denies that. >>> clinton is attacking trump for his record on race. here is what she said on msnbc yesterday. >> he has been sued for housing discrimination against communities of color, he has attacked a judge for his mexican heritage. >> yesterday both candidates released ads portraying the other as racist, clinton ridiculed trump's attempts to reach out to my mo

dr. harold bornstein told nbc news he threw that letter together in five minutes while a limo was waiting outside to pick it up. >> i tried to get four or five lines done as fast as possible so they would be happy. in a rush. some of those words didn't come out exactly the way -- >> reporter: now former candidate dr. ben carson is calling on both candidates to release a more detailed medical history. trump's campaign says they will release the records when clinton does. but the clinton campaign says it has no plans to do that anytime soon. in washington, garrett tenney, foxnews. >>> donald trump is heading back to the bay area, set to hold two fundraisers tomorrow. the first will be at an undisclosed location on the peninsula. tickets are $25,000 a piece. another fundraiser in napa county, both events are close to the public. this will be trump's first visit back to the bay area since some of his supporters were assaulted by protesters at a rally in san jose last june. >>> police in scotland arrested two united airlines pilots on suspicion of being drunk before a flight. it happened yeste

dr. harold bornstein has been trump's doctor for nearly 35 years.. and stands by his glowing assesment of trump.. but its now hard to justify.. after bornstein admitted he wrote the letter while one of trump's limos waited outside his office. during t candidates travel from state to state.. throwing giant -- sometimes even luxurious-- campaign events.. but at local campaign offices.. there's a different vibe.. excited staff... inside small, dull buildings. joe st. george has more on life as a campaigner. while the candidates are having fun with their balloons.... and at times appearing like rockstars for most of the colorado campaign staff the surroundings look like this... hillary clinton's commerce city office..in an old near piercing murals and pawn shops.... donald trump's jefferson county office next to a chinese massage business and plenty of for lease signs... "we try to be as thrifty and frugal as possible." meredith thatcher is with the clinton campaign.. she says don't expect campaign offices to be in the next issue of architectural design.