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Trump: “He would be dead by June”
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March 16, 2026
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2:57Now PlayingPresident Trump revealed Monday that Rep. Neal Dunn (R-FL) had received a terminal diagnosis related to an unspecified cardiac condition.
The president had been praising Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-LA) efforts to maintain the GOP’s slim majority in the House before alluding to Rep. Dunn’s illness.
“We had one man, he was very ill, it looked like he wasn’t going to make it,” the president said. “I won’t mention his name. Should I?”
Speaker Johnson shook his head, but then said: “Congressman Neal Dunn, of Florida, had some real health challenges … and had had a pretty grim diagnosis.”
“He would be dead by June,” the president interjected.
“Okay, that wasn’t public,” the speaker said, with groans audible in the audience.
Speaker Johnson then praised President Trump for connecting Rep. Dunn with his own doctors at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, who performed emergency surgery.
“The man has a new lease on life,” the speaker said.
Rep. Dunn has served since 2017 as the congressman for Florida’s 2nd District, covering largely rural areas in the north of the state as well as the capital of Tallahassee and the beach community of Panama City.
The Florida Republican announced in January that he will not be running for reelection but has denied rumors that he would resign.
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