'Sensitive' Donald Trump Is Fuming Over 'Sleepy Joe' Comparisons as He 'Fixates' on Coverage About His Health Decline 'for Several Days'

Donald Trump is allegedly seething over constant scrutiny about his health.

Insiders close to the 79-year-old president told Zeteo that he's outraged by the coverage of his apparent cognitive and physical decline — claiming it angers him almost as much as reports about his connection to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

"Trump will fixate on the offending news outlet or coverage for several days," the publication said.

"He is sensitive to being compared, even if not explicitly, to Sleepy Joe [Biden], a Trump adviser added. "Especially if it’s coming from a reporter he already hates."

Zeteo's report comes days after the POTUS was photographed nodding off during a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, December 2.

Trump also had bandages covering his bruised hands as he addressed reporters about persistent focus on his health and ability to lead.

"I'll let you know when there's something wrong," the POTUS declared. "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."

In a statement to the news outlet, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt declared: "As the president’s physician, Dr. Sean Barbabella, has made clear time and again – and as the American people see with their own eyes every single day – President Trump remains in excellent overall health."

She continued, "President Trump’s relentless work ethic, unmatched energy, and historic accessibility stand in sharp contrast to what we saw during the past four years when the failing legacy media intentionally covered up Joe Biden’s serious mental and physical decline from the American people."

Leavitt, 28, added, "Pushing these fake and desperate narratives now about President Trump is why Americans’ trust in the media just fell to a new all-time low."

After Trump's sleepy meeting on Tuesday, Fox News' Senior Medical Analyst Dr. Marc Siegel also came to his defense, insisting the president's poor sleeping habits were actually a sign of intelligence during an appearance on The Ingraham Angle.

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

Host Laura Ingraham responded: "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, seemingly referring to the newly released results of Trump's MRI scan in October.

Dr. Sean Barbabella's medical memo claimed that Trump "remains in excellent overall health."