At the time, Trump was vowing in TV personality, Dr. Memhet Oz, who will consider as the administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) during Trump’s presidency.
The reason Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt finished the briefing and asked the reporters to leave the room was because a girl collapsed during the ceremony, the Irish Star said.
“Press out,” Leavitt could be heard saying.
Realizing something serious was going on, President Trump cut his speech and left the podium in order to assist. “I hope she’s OK,” he was heard saying.
Dr. Oz could be seen hurrying off camera to offer help.
Video showed the young girl being quickly accompanied out of the room.
The White House later proved that a “minor family member” fainted during the ceremony, adding they were now fine. The statement read, “A minor family member fainted during Dr Oz’s swearing in ceremony in the Oval Office. We are happy to say she is OK.”
When Trump introduced Dr. Oz, he said he has “become as one of the nation’s most talented and beloved medical professionals.”
The president then overview Dr. Oz’s qualifications, stating he had graduated from Harvard University. He obtained a Doctor of Medicine and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and Penn’s Wharton School, respectively.
Dr. Oz then acts as a heart surgeon and professor of cardiac surgery at Columbia University and as the Director of the Cardiovascular Institute and integrative medicine program at New York Presbyterian Hospital.
