Yah, Biden, too, who once had a clear, public evacuation into a diaper moment caught on camera. Few people escape in later years. Have no idea what they did back before hygiene developments of the late 19th-century. Perhaps the answer is that most people didn't live that deep into old age to make the transition to routine incontinence.
Images show former President Donald Trump sitting on the "Fox & Friends" set with his jacket fanned on either side of him. He’s not sitting on a black towel so he won’t "stain the sofa," as some social media posts have claimed.
- https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/20...-donald-t/
I do like the memes about Trump knowing where his towel is though, a la Hitchhiker's Guide.
There is no evidence or factual verification that Donald Trump was wearing an adult diaper during his 60 Minutes interview. This claim originated as an unfounded internet rumor fueled by a viral photo taken during the interview that showed a visible bulge under his suit jacket.
The speculation was largely driven by social media commentary. However, according to tailoring experts and commentators, visual "bulges" in suits can be attributed to several non-medical factors:
Suit alterations: Tailors sometimes tighten the back of a suit to make the front appear flatter, which can artificially pull and bunch the fabric.
Protective gear: Political figures, particularly presidents, frequently wear protective equipment like bulletproof vests.
Body posture and natural curves: Seated positions, body weight, or uneven tailoring often create unusual folds in garments.
Despite the persistent online jokes and rumors, no reputable source or fact-checking organization has confirmed that the former president wears adult diapers.
- gemini
Notice how you can't admit you were wrong about the Fox & Friends video.
Public theories about the rigid, box-like bulge under Donald Trump's suit jacket fall into three main categories: tailoring flaws, protective gear, or portable medical devices. Without an official statement from the White House, none of these options can be verified.
Fabric and Tailoring Explanations
Bunching Material: Heavy suit fabrics can bunch up rigidly when caught on a belt, undergarment, or the back waistband of trousers.
Stiff Interlining: Fine bespoke suits utilize canvas interlining that can behave awkwardly if a seam catches or if the jacket undergoes heavy altering.
Poor Vent Fit: Center or side vents on custom jackets can flare or tent open unnaturally when a person moves or twists.
Security and Protection Theories
Ballistic Vest Padding: High-level political figures frequently wear custom ballistic panels under their clothing. These panels can shift, creating unexpected, rigid corners through light suit fabrics.
Communication Equipment: Transmitters, battery packs, or specialized audio receivers for Secret Service details are sometimes worn at the waistline, though they are usually carried by the agents themselves rather than the protectee.
Health and Medical Speculation
Adult Undergarments: Commentators and online critics frequently guess that the outline stems from heavy-duty adult diapers, though clothing experts note these rarely form sharp, geometric edges.
Support Braces: Posture correctors, lower back supports, or rigid lumbar braces worn under a shirt can create a prominent, boxy silhouette when walking.
Portable Monitors or Pumps: Some observers have guessed that it could be a specialized piece of mobile equipment—such as a continuous glucose monitor transmitter, insulin pump, or heart monitor—though these devices are generally miniaturized and rarely protrude so heavily.
- gemini
Plenty of other possibilities... other than sating your scatophilia fixation.
Quote:Public theories about the rigid, box-like bulge under Donald Trump's suit jacket fall into three main categories: tailoring flaws, protective gear, or portable medical devices
Yep...diapers are protective gear from shitting all over yourself.
C CAug 17, 2026 08:37 PM (This post was last modified: Aug 17, 2026 08:45 PM by C C.)
(Jun 24, 2026 11:15 PM)Magical Realist Wrote: Not so surprising really. He IS 80 yrs old after all. I just wouldn't want to stand downwind from him.
"Fecal incontinence becomes more common with age, affecting about 1 in 5 adults over 65 and rising to higher rates in those over 80."
Somebody was pointing out that William Shatner's X account is not managed by him at all. None of the posts, responses, and bans are from him. Because he's 95 years old and too busy dealing with random, explosive bowel movements. By age 90 and beyond, this inevitable affliction pretty much becomes a certainty.
Executive summary: There is no publicly verified medical evidence that Donald Trump is incontinent or has no bowel control; many widely shared claims trace to satire, unverified second‑hand anecdotes, or viral posts that fact‑checkers have debunked, while some outlets continue to publish unconfirmed allegations and speculative links to cognitive decline. Reporting shows a mixture of fabrications, rumor, and a few former‑staff anecdotes that have not been corroborated by medical records or public physician statements.
#7. Bottom line for readers — weigh claims by source type and evidentiary strength
The strongest, most recent claims about Trump’s smell are founded in investigative language and anecdotes from late September and early November 2025, but they stop short of delivering conclusive proof; reporting mixes documented grooming preferences and logistics with subjective rumors and recollections. Readers seeking firm conclusions should demand corroborated eyewitness testimony, contemporaneous documentation, or objective testing, none of which are present in the supplied sources. The available coverage is useful for mapping how the narrative spreads but not for proving an intrinsic fact about Trump’s odor.
Jun 24, 2026 11:15 PM
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Confirmed! Donald Trump shits himself on a regular basis..
