Trump triggers new calls for his removal with bizarre ramble marking one-year anniversary

President Donald Trump's bizarre and rambling speech Tuesday, marking the one-year anniversary of his inauguration and return to the White House, triggered fresh calls for his removal.

The nearly two-hour-long press conference centered on what he called accomplishments in his second term and focused mainly on immigration and foreign affairs.

People online urged lawmakers to consider invoking the 25th Amendment and shared their concerns over Trump's health.

"The 25th amendment must be invoked," Caryn Ann Harlos, former secretary of the Libertarian Party, wrote on X.

"25th Amendment worthy....get on it, for the world's sake," retired Canadian coach and teacher Tim Larry wrote on X.

"25th Amendment. Hurry," actor and political analyst Alexandre Kouchner wrote on X.

Kouchner was reacting to a clip of the president telling reporters he nearly snapped his finger in a binder clip: "Whoo. I'm glad my finger wasn't in that sucker. That could've done some damage, but you know what? I wouldn't have shown the pain. I would've gone back. Boy, did you hear that? That was nasty. But I would not have shown the pain. I would've acted like nothing happened as my finger fell off."

"25th Amendment time," Simon Marks, president and chief correspondent of Feature Story News, wrote on Bluesky.

"I'm not a medical doctor. But for years I have been caring for my father who has Lewy Body Dementia. Trump absolutely has some form of dementia. And not the early stages. It's long past time for the 25th amendment," Dr. Jey McCreight, science communicator and founder of Beyond X&Y, wrote on Bluesky.