“This is becoming almost a daily occurrence,” Lemire said Friday. “And as much as the White House likes to push back on this, there are questions about his health, his fitness. He had another physical at Walter Reed a week or so back.”

He noted, “We haven’t really gotten much in the way of results.”

Trump, seen here closing his eyes as Rubio speaks during a Cabinet meeting in December.

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Lemire reminded his “Morning Joe” co-host Willie Geist that Trump, who turns 80 next week, has relentlessly mocked his 83-year-old predecessor for being sleepy.

“This is clearly President Trump projecting his own, perhaps, frailties and need for naps during the day,” said Lemire.

Trump’s allies appear to be in full denial about the president’s public shuteye.

“I’ve never seen him fall asleep,” Rubio told Lieu on Wednesday. “On the contrary, the guy doesn’t sleep, which is a big problem, ’cause he calls me at 2 in the morning, he calls me at 5 in the morning. I like to sleep a little bit; maybe not 12 hours, but at least six.”

Lieu went on to play a clip of Trump seemingly dozing off last month during a televised Cabinet meeting, noting Rubio was sitting next to him at the time and “literally talking about issues of war and peace.” But Rubio dismissed the line of questioning as “absurd.”

Lemire also noted that the Trump administration’s “Rapid Response” account on X called Reuters reporter Idrees Ali an “absolute moron” last month because the journalist merely shared a photo of Trump with his eyes closed. The administration claimed the president was “blinking.”