Washington:
On Friday (local time) was immediately stopped after a young girl was unconscious, according to the New York Post with US President Donald Trump at the Oval Office.
White House colleagues bounced into action, removing reporters and photographers, who were covering the White House swearing -in ceremony of Mehmat Oz as the administrator of the Center of Medicare and Medicade Services (CMS).
“Everyone outside, please go ahead,” a colleague of the White House can be heard saying at the pooled video feed after the collapse of a young relative of Mehmat Oz.
“No photos!” The colleague instructed journalists according to NYP.
The 64 -year -old Oz was sworn in as the administrator of the center of Medicare and Medicade Services, before Trump questioned several topics from the gathered press pool.
The girl was identified by the people and TMZ as 11 -year -old granddaughter Philomena, NYP.
Trump went to examine the girl as the media was away.
A White House official quoted NYP as saying as saying, “A minor family member fainted during the swearing in of Dr. Oz at the ceremony at the Oval Office.” “We are happy saying that he is fine.”
The White House said in a post on X that Oz was sworn in by Robert F. Kennedy, Junior.
“Dr. Oz has officially been sworn in by Robert F. Kennedy, JR as Administrator of the Center for Medicare and Medicade Services at the Oval Office!”
Starting Oz, Trump said, “As the center of the Medicare and Medicade Services Administrator, Dr. Oz will make tireless efforts to strengthen and protect the medicare for our nation’s Seniors and Medicade … There will be no cuts.”
As Mehmat Oz has completed his first week as the 17th Administrator of CMS, he is sharing his agenda and vision for the agenda.
Former hosts of a cardiothoresic surgeon and an award -winning TV show, he now leads the largest agency under the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), with a 1.7 trillion budget, with health results for over 160 million people, which is as CMS website.
Oz said, “I would like to thank President Trump and Secretary Kennedy that my belief in my ability to lead CMS in achieving its vision to make America again healthy,” Oz said.
“The great society protects their weakest people. As the health stewers of so many Americans – with especially deprived youth, disabled people and our superiors, the CMS team is dedicated to giving better health results in each program.
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