Trump on Dr. Oz

"Donald Trump's decision to deliver his long-hyped health records release on Dr. Oz's show is as strange as everything else about this election. Yet, much like the key decisions that made him the Republican nominee, Trump's play was crazy like a fox.
But Trump's well-timed appearance on "The Dr. Oz Show,"  blew the Clinton campaign's continuing mop-up job out of the water with the kind of sheer spectacle Trump builds professionally.
The sole abnormality is his patient's height/weight ratio, aka his BMI. Donald Trump is almost obese. He's at the top end of overweight with a BMI of 29.5 (30 would make him obese).

Trump doesn't exercise. He famously doesn't eat right. He knows he should do better. He says he's always been overweight. He came off as genuine and probably only further endeared himself to a wide swath of voters.

Mrs. Clinton, by contrast, eats an ideal diet "rich in lean protein, vegetables and fruits" and regularly does "yoga, swimming, walking and weight training" for her exercise regimen. Tsk tsk. What country is she running to lead, Denmark?" CNN