Did Trump really go on a reality TV show to present another letter from his doctor?

[Snake Plissken]

I can't stop laughing at how silly this man is. Grow up already and stop playing these childish games, for once in your life try to act as if you're actually an adult who is applying for a job.

[charlyvi]

1. Yep.

The same doctor that gave him the first one.

[onecaliberal]

2. Of course he did and the fucking media is acting like it was an actual report

[renate]

3. I really hope that once it's been aired the pundits will point out the absurdity

According to a reporter who talked to people who were at the taping, he reported that this testosterone level is 440--no units, not specific about whether it's free, bound, or total, but he said the average is 270, so: super manly.

He just cannot stop himself.

[Snake Plissken]

4. So now he's bragging about taking steroids

and his Jerry Springer Show meets WWE Wrestling Klan Rally is convinced it's exactly what they want in cult leader.

[anneboleyn]

5. CNN is actually ripping Trump for this stupid Oz stunt. The audience was filled with pro-Trump women

Trump and Kellyanne clearly think the way to appeal to "the womens" who don't like Trump is to pull a ridiculous stunt with a television doctor who has been repeatedly criticized by his fellow doctors for his dubious promotions and garbage health "advice." (Dr. Oz's audience is overwhelmingly female. I will NEVER understand what other women see in him because everything about his show screams quackery and fakery to me. I don't care what a great surgeon he is -- his crap is still crap).

It tells us all we need to know about what Trump and that lying creep Kellyanne think about female voters. They think they can win women voters by pulling a ridiculous stunt involving all sorts of media distractions and misinformation. They think women voters won't notice the absurdity of Trump handing a letter written by his weirdo doctor and filled with jumbled info to a terrified-looking Dr. Oz to peruse as the show is being recorded. You know, because in Trump land, that equals "transparency." I can see Kellyanne dreaming up this laughable scenario, choosing Dr. Oz because "the womens love him" and the ratings will be "yuuuuuge." And of course they fill the audience with pro-Trump women who rave about Trump's appearance on the show and make statements that are politically motivated.