While reviewing the latest footage, Garrison questioned whether the movements were entirely intentional.
He pointed to the president’s behavior immediately before and after the moment, suggesting that the movements might not have been consciously controlled.
Nevertheless, he acknowledged that unusual physical movements can have numerous explanations and that the video alone could not establish their cause.
Possible Neurological Explanations Discussed
During his commentary, Garrison mentioned several neurological conditions that can sometimes produce involuntary movements.
Among the possibilities he discussed were focal aware seizures, certain forms of dementia, vascular-related neurological problems, and the potential effects of a previous stroke.
However, these were speculative possibilities rather than medical findings about Trump.
A short video cannot reliably determine whether a person’s movements result from a neurological condition, an ordinary voluntary action, or another cause.
Diagnosing seizures, dementia, or stroke-related neurological damage requires an appropriate medical assessment, potentially including specialist examinations and diagnostic testing.
Garrison’s interpretation therefore remains an observation based on public footage, not confirmation of any illness.
