**Trump remains the sitting president as of September 2, 2026, following his January 2025 inauguration for a second term, with no active constitutional or political mechanisms positioned to remove him before September 30.** Official medical reports from his May 2026 physical at Walter Reed described him as in excellent health with strong cardiac, pulmonary, and neurological function, despite ongoing public discussion of age-related issues such as chronic venous insufficiency and occasional reports of fatigue during events. A Democratic impeachment resolution introduced in late August 2026 was referred to the House Judiciary Committee without further advancement, consistent with the high bar for House passage and the two-thirds Senate vote required for conviction. Trader consensus at 97.2% on “No” reflects the absence of any near-term triggers—such as Cabinet invocation of the 25th Amendment, a qualifying health emergency, or rapid legislative action—within the narrow remaining window. Historical patterns show presidential removals or forced exits require extended processes that rarely align with such compressed timelines. Realistic scenarios that could still shift probabilities include an unforeseen acute medical event or sudden resignation, though no verified indicators currently point to these outcomes before the resolution date.