Trump discloses Florida Republican’s ‘terminal’ diagnosis in meandering rant

President Trump publicly disclosed during a White House press conference that Republican Congressman Neal Dunn has a "terminal" diagnosis and could be "dead by June," revealing private health information that had not been made public. House Speaker Mike Johnson immediately noted that Dunn's condition "wasn't public," indicating Trump had shared confidential medical details without authorization. The disclosure occurred during what was described as a "meandering" press conference alongside Kennedy Center leaders and other Republicans, where Trump discussed various topics including the performing arts venue's renovation. Congressional members typically keep serious health diagnoses private until they choose to disclose them publicly, making Trump's unsolicited revelation highly unusual. The incident raises questions about the handling of sensitive personal information within Republican leadership circles.