Trump Sports Suspicious Bulge at Make-a-Wish Medal Ceremony

The Daily Beast/Win McNamee/Getty Images President Donald Trump’s mystery bulge reared its ugly head again as he turned an awards ceremony into a chance to get one himself.

The 80-year-old president exhibited an unusual bump on his backside while onstage at the “A New Golden Age” summit in Washington D.C. on Thursday.

The apparent protrusion jutted out through the president’s suit, causing its back vents to flare out as he accepted a posthumous science award on behalf of his late uncle, John G.

Trump, at his vainly renamed “Donald J.

Trump Institute of Peace.” “Mr.

President, we have been able to find the medal from your uncle, and we here want to present it to you in a beautiful frame,” the president’s science adviser, Michael Kratsios, said.

Trump was gifted the same National Medal of Science that his uncle, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor, received in 1983.

The late John G.

Trump was actually a distinguished scientist, and unlike his nephew, served in uniform during World War II.

When he was awarded the medal, he did not even tell his colleagues; they learned about it in the newspaper.

His nephew, however, showed no such modesty as he spoke about his uncle.

And then he awarded a selection of medals to billionaire tech CEOs and founders Elon Musk, Michael Dell, Jensen Huang, and Sergey Brin, all of them regulars at the White House under his administration.

Musk has returned to favor in recent months after their spectacular falling-out in June of last year, when Musk quit DOGE and revealed that Trump was in the Epstein files.

The Daily Beast has reached out to the White House for clarity on the cause of Trump’s mystery back bump.