The response from Johnson, who weeks ago reportedly told donors that Dunn might have a fatal health condition, suggested that he was taken aback by Trump’s comment. She alluded to Trump’s comment about helping Dunn, which was: “I did it for him first and for the votes second. Several weeks ago, the White House said that the Guardian’s questions about skin creams and conditions, including whether Trump wore sunscreen, were “false and slanderous allegations”. The White House also said that Trump and chief of staff Susie Wiles had discussed publicly disclosing her breast cancer diagnosis before doing so. President Trump coordinated the TRUTH post about Susie with her and she approved it.

Source: The Guardian March 21, 2026 13:42 UTC