Donald Trump releases medical information

“In summary, Mr. Trump is in excellent physical health”.

Donald Trump on Thursday released a one-page letter from his doctor reviewing his health and laboratory results.

The campaign released the information publicly rather than having the candidate brandish it before a celebrity doctor.

Trump’s campaign appeared to refer to that episode when it said Trump “has the stamina to endure – uninterrupted – the rigors” of the campaign and presidency.

Tim Kaine, Clinton’s vice-presidential nominee, joined the fray on Tuesday: “If you cannot call out bigotry, if you cannot call out racism, xenophobia, if you can’t call it out and you stand back and you’re silent about it, you’re enabling it to grow”.

Until Thursday, the only information on Trump’s health had come in a widely ridiculed letter from his doctor declaring he would be the healthiest person to ever serve as president.

He said they shouldn’t have to. But given the choice between Trump and Clinton, he will choose Trump.

Politico reports Lee told Pence during a private meeting that the Trump campaign should reject the alt-right movement, which harbors white nationalist philosophies. The show is set to air Thursday.

“Tom Brady’s a friend of mine we play golf together, the great quarterback, he’s a phenomenal guy, great athlete, and I’m with him and I feel the same age as him”, Trump declared. “When somebody gifts you an issue, then you go ahead and run with it”, he said.

The Democratic nominee says it’s up to Russian President Vladimir Putin to bring the conflict to the point where there can be political discussions about ending the brutal civil war. “You know me better than that”, the former IN governor replied”. If elected, Trump would be the nation’s oldest first-term president.

He responded that he “would absolutely get out in some form”.

“And we want her better”.

Trump has a long list of potential conflicts of interest thanks to his dealings with foreign companies and governments. “It’s very private. It is all very private stuff”, Trump said.

Rival Hillary Clinton has criticized Trump for failing to share much about his medical records while calling for her own.

Clinton made her remarks in Greensboro, North Carolina, where she was speaking about her commitment to helping children and families. First, Trump’s 5-point lead in OH is his largest of the year, and caps a series of recent polls that have trended away from Clinton, who consistently has held a narrow lead over Trump in polls performed here.

In Washington Democrats aren’t anxious Hillary Clinton is blowing it – yet.

Clinton’s basket may as well have been delivered to Trump with a bottle of champagne and a bow. Clinton said he’s failed to “even meet the most minimalistic standards” for disclosure.

But he said that “something was up” with the Rev. Faith Green Timmons, pastor of the Bethel United Methodist Church. “I don’t know”, Trump mused.

Clinton says she focuses intensely on policy details – a trait she argues should be important to a president.

Trump said: “Everyone plays their games, it doesn’t bother me”.

According to the five-paragraph note written by Trump’s doctor Harold Bornstein, Trump, 70, is six feet two inches (1.88 meters) tall and weighs 236 pounds (107 kg).

“The liberal, dishonest media is so quick to attack one of the Trumps that they never let the truth get in the way of a good smear”, Trump senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in an emailed statement.

“I guess I wouldn’t be talking to you right now if they were bad”.

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, 68, by comparison, has disclosed decades of tax returns and has also been more forthcoming than Trump when it comes to providing medical information.

“She is recovering well with antibiotics and rest”, wrote Bardack, who also authored a letter about Clinton’s health released in July 2015.

Bornstein reported that Trump’s cholesterol level at 169; high-density lipoproteins, or HDL, at 63, and his low-density lipoproteins, or LDL, at 94.

Donald Trump taped an appearance on Dr. Mehmet Oz’s daytime television.