No food or drink is allowed in the courtroom. That appears to be posing a caffeine-based issue for the noted Diet Coke addict.
On Monday, we posited that a busy schedule and lack of adequate sleep at home was the reason the ex-president couldn‘t keep his eyes open. But on Tuesday, a new theory emerged: Trump keeps nodding off because, due to the constraints of the courtroom, he’s not getting his regular, steady supply of Diet Coke—and the caffeine that comes with it.
But maybe he’s going to start, because it appears he does not appreciate people reporting on his inability to stay awake: *Technically, you're not allowed to sleep either.
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