Former Obama aides joke about Trump being stopped by heart disease or old age

Former Obama aides who host the "Pod Save America" podcast appeared to joke on Tuesday about President Donald Trump dying of heart disease or old age.Co-host and former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau read questions from their audience, opening with one that asked,"'Is there anyone that can stop this orange piece of s---?!!!’ Three exclamation points.Vanessa from Facebook," referring to Trump.
"I just thought I'd put that one first because that's just a tenor of the questions we get from Facebook.""Iran's doing a pretty good job.So far," Tommy Vietor, another former Obama aide, replied."I think the answer is no," Favreau said.'POD SAVE AMERICA' ACCUSED OF TEMPORARILY DELETING CLIP CRITICAL OF PIKER AFTER EX-BIDEN STAFFER AMPLIFIED IT"Pod Save America" host and former Obama official Tommy Vietor said that "Father Time" will get to President Donald Trump eventually.
(Pod Save America YouTube channel)"Heart disease has always got a shot," Vietor quipped."Father Time will get there eventually."Jon Lovett, who had been a speechwriter for both Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, observed, "The hardness of the veins sort of gets us all in the end.""Anyway, you know, it's 2026, almost 2027, so pretty soon we won't be asking that question," Favreau concluded."Then what happens?" co-host and former Obama communications director Dan Pfeiffer asked.
"We then get real jobs?""Probably," Favreau suggested.MARK HAMILL POSTS PHOTO DEPICTING DEAD TRUMP JUST DAYS AFTER ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTU.S.President Donald Trump is one of America's oldest presidents while in office.
(Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)Theo Wold, a former assistant attorney general and former White House deputy assistant for domestic policy under Trump, told Fox News Digital that the conversation was a grim sign of the times."Democrats are increasingly a post-American political movement, he said."There used to be shared American societal standards that meant speculating publicly on a president’s de...