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'Ummm…': Trump's 'erratic' speech sparks concerns he's 'exceedingly unwell'

President Donald Trump, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, holds a press conference during the G7 Summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, June 17, 2026. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein

'Ummm…': Trump's 'erratic' speech sparks concerns he's 'exceedingly unwell'

The internet fired off stunned reactions on Wednesday as President Donald Trump gave a meandering speech after the G7 Summit in France.

Trump spoke about the Iran agreement from Évian-les-Bains and talked for more than 40 minutes on a stage with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick standing behind him.

Political and media experts commented on the president's demeanor and claims.

"This is one of the most erratic press conferences I think I've ever seen from Trump. He sounds like he's got a rotten cold," Mikey Smith, deputy political editor for The Mirror, wrote on X.

"Even with the bronze plaster on his face, the president looks exceedingly unwell," former CIA case officer and political commentator, wrote on X.

"Ummm………….," political commentary account Spiro’s Ghost wrote on X.

"A few missiles never hurt anybody," Ron Filipkowski, MeidasTouch editor and attorney, wrote on X.

"This is the dumbest speech in the history of speeches. My 7th grade speech for class secretary was better," Georgetown University professor Anthony M. Hopper wrote on X.

"Sounds like Trump's personal 'Strait of Hormuz' just opened," former Metro editor at the Chicago Tribune Mark Jacob wrote on Bluesky.

"Heads up to the moms whose SNAP benefits just got cut," editor Amanda Katz, former Washington Post writer, posted on Bluesky.


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