'I hope he's okay': Kamala reacts to video showing Trump 'lost and confused' on stage

With less than 3 weeks until US presidential electionVice President Kamala Harris has stepped up her campaign against former President Donald Trump, specifically targeting him mental fitness for the office.
This renewed focus follows a strange televised town hall in Oaks, Pennsylvania, where Trump strayed from the town hall to take part in an impromptu music session, swaying awkwardly for nearly 40 minutes.
Kamala's campaign claimed Trump appeared “lost, confused and frozen” on stage. While Trump initially answered questions about the economy, the tone changed dramatically when two medical emergencies in the audience prompted him to fill the time with music instead. “I hope he's OK,” Harris joked on social media, sharing a video of Trump swaying and nodding.

The vice president previously spoke about the importance of transparency in health matters and called on Trump to make his statement public Medical records to the public, similar to their own disclosures confirming their suitability for office. “This man is weak and unfit,” Harris declared, claiming such behavior was unbecoming of a presidential candidate.
Trump previously called the vice president “slow and lethargic” after he was criticized by Kamala for not releasing his own medical report. On Truth Social, he said, “I think it's very important that Kamala Harris passes a cognitive endurance and agility test,” suggesting she has concerns about her mental fitness.
Harris called on Trump to release his medical records after she disclosed her own, showing that she is in excellent health and fit for the presidency. Trump deflected, questioning her mental acuity and claiming the media was biased in her favor.
Since 2015, Trump has provided limited health information, including a four-paragraph letter from his doctor. If elected, he would be 82 years old at the end of his term.