Donald Trump Fuels Health Concerns With Bandages Covering His Bruised Hand While Dozing Off During Cabinet Meeting: See Photos

Donald Trump swapped out his frequently mismatched makeup for a bandage on his bruised right hand during Tuesday's Cabinet meeting.

On December 2, the president of the United states was spotted with two large Band-Aids covering the majority of his hand's back surface, as seen in photos obtained by OK!.

Though Trump seemed to hide his hands under the long table, he occasionally raised his arms while animatedly speaking to reporters and cabinet members — including Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President J.D. Vance.

At one point, Trump's bandages were put on full display as he addressed reporters about swirling speculation surrounding his health.

"I'll let you know when there's something wrong," the POTUS declared after whining about the media's constant focus on his cognitive and physical health. "There will be someday. That’s gonna happen to all of us. But right now, I think I’m sharper than I was 25 years ago. But who the h--- knows? I took my physical. I got all As, everything."

Photographers also caught a glimpse of Trump's bandages as he stood up from the table to depart from the televised meeting.

Aside from noticeable bandages on Trump's hand, the 79-year-old was also spotted seemingly dozing off during Tuesday's meeting — where he was caught closing his eyes numerous times.

Despite the president's frequent snoozing, MAGA figures continue to brush off concerns about the Republican leader's health.

After Trump's tired appearance on Tuesday, Fox News' Senior Medical Analyst Dr. Marc Siegel insisted the POTUS' poor sleeping habits were simply a sign of intelligence during an appearance on The Ingraham Angle.

"Thomas Edison believed in the 10-minute nap, by the way," Siegel pointed out, referring to the late inventor of the lightbulb. "What would they say? We wouldn’t have electricity, right?"

In response, host Laura Ingraham added: "We all know that he doesn’t sleep, you know, I’m not a big sleeper either. So, you know, on occasion, I close my eyes if someone is talking for too long, I admit it. But big deal."

"I mean, the results speak for themselves," she continued, appearing to reference Trump's recent bragging about his "perfect" MRI scan and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's frequent claims about her boss being "the most accessible president" in American history.

"What President Trump does on a daily basis, if you sleep three hours or four hours a night, you’re probably going to close your eyes, whether you are 79 or 49. I don’t think that matters," Ingraham argued, as Siegel insisted Trump seems "extremely sharp."

He concluded: "This is a disgrace because we don’t need to see President Trump passing cognitive tests, as you just said he passes one every single day. Every single moment, going in and out of press conferences. I have never seen anything like it, actually."