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He speaks in jumbled unintelligible nonsense. You hear what you want to hear. All the while he moves his own agenda.

>Trump, 79, Invents Fake Governor in Embarrassing Senior Moment
>President Donald Trump, 79, confounded his audience during an executive order signing Monday in the Oval Office, rambling about an imaginary governor named “Kristi Whitman.”
>“You know, I did a favor for Kristi Whitman,” Trump said, seated behind the Resolute Desk.
>“Whitmer,” he added moments later, in what seemed like a fleeting moment of self-correction—though he still appeared to be referring to a nonexistent “Kristi Whitmer.”
>The president was likely trying to name Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, especially as he soon invoked the Great Lakes.
>“A good favor, I think. With the fish, the carp, the China carp—you ever hear of it?” he asked, addressing the silent room. He continued: “China carp, and it’s taking over your Great Lakes.”
>Earlier this month, while introducing members of his Cabinet, Trump misidentified Noem onstage as “Secretary of Homeland Security Cristie Kerr” while Noem stood just feet away.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-79-invents-fake-governor-in-embarrassing-senior-moment/
Dementia Don at it again. It's time to cart grandpa to an old folks home. The kind with bars on the windows.

>Psychologists reveal major sign 'demented' Trump is ‘aware that he’s losing it’
>In the latest episode of their Shrinking Trump podcast on the Really American Network, titled "Is Trump becoming 'the demented dictator?'", the pair highlighted how the test Trump underwent is simple.
>Dr Segal said: "He took a screen test. A screen meaning a very brief test you give people if you're entering a hospital or a nursing home. Anyone can ace it. It's really not hard." He continued: "And Trump keeps remembering it. And I wonder if it's because he's partly aware that he's losing it and he keeps bringing it up to kind of reassure himself that he's really the genius that he thinks he is."
>Dr Gartner weighed in, agreeing as he explained: "Well, actually, it's a pattern with him. The more spectacularly guilty he is, the more vociferously and vigorously and repeatedly he denies it."
>He added: "He knows he's in some kind of cognitive decline, or suspects it, and is warding that idea off by needing to state the extreme opposite and talk about how great he did on the exam."
>Dr Gartner went on to explain how passing the simple exam it not a major accomplishment. "It's only an exam we actually give if we're suspecting someone might have cognitive decline or sometimes we give it as part of a standard battery for people of a certain age," he explained.
>"But the point is that it's not a test you ace, right? If you pass it, it means you don't have gross dementia. It doesn't even mean you don't have early dementia. It's actually from a certain level of deterioration. So, it's not an accomplishment to be able to draw a clock or pick out which animal is the lion, or to repeat three numbers, that's really not a huge accomplishment. It's only a warning sign if you can't do it."
https://www.irishstar.com/news/us-news/donald-trump-health-status-update-35755916
drumpf has dementia. You know it, I know it, everyone knows it. Even drumpf himself knows it.

>Trump, 79, Forgets the Name of an Ocean
>President Trump’s senior moments have seen him confuse several land-based locations, but now his possible cognitive slide seems to have extended offshore.
>During a Tuesday morning interview on Fox and Friends, Trump discussed his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and seemed to forget the name of the ocean that separates the U.S., Europe and Russia.
>Trump said that European leaders like Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron are “consumed far more with [Ukraine] because they’re right there.”
>“You know we have an ocean that’s separating us, right? A thing called... an ocean,” he said. “A big, beautiful ocean. And, uh, they don’t, they’re right there. So it’s a different kind of a thing for them.”
>Trump possibly appeared to be referring to the Atlantic, which separates the U.S. from Europe and the west of Russia.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-79-forgets-the-name-of-the-pacific-ocean/
It's time to cart grandpa off to a nursing home. The kind with bars on the windows.

>'His Brain Is Mush': Trump's Latest Misspeak Has Critics Calling 'Total Bulls**t'
>President Donald Trump attacked mail-in voting on Monday with an anecdote about one of his own trips to the ballot box that included a very unlikely detail.
>“They asked me for my license plate,” he insisted. “I said, ‘I don’t know if I have it.’ They said, ‘Sir, you have to have it.’ I was very impressed, actually.”
>Trump didn’t mention where this happened, but he has cast his most recent ballots in his adopted home state of Florida, which requires voters to present a photo ID as well as proof of signature if it’s not on the photo ID.
>A license plate doesn’t contain a photo or a signature.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-voting-license-plate_n_68a3ecade4b00feff7d0e245
It's time to cart grandpa off to a nursing home. The kind with bars on the windows.

>Trump, 79, Has Deranged Rant About ‘Grass’ at Kennedy Center
>President Donald Trump embarked on a bizarre rant about grass as he spruiked plans to renovate the Kennedy Center and beautify the nation’s capital.
>“We’re going to make it so beautiful again,” the former real estate mogul told reporters and guests.
>“We’re going to be redoing the parks, redoing the grass. You know, grass is a lifetime, like people have a lifetime, and the lifetime of this grass has long been gone. When you look at the parks where the grass is: all tired, exhausted.
>“We’re going to redo the grass with the finest grasses. I know a lot about grass because I own a lot of golf courses—and if you don’t have good grass, you’re not in business very long.”
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-79-has-deranged-rant-about-grass-at-kennedy-center/
It's time to cart grandpa off to an old folks home.The kind with bars on the windows.

>Trump Complains Biden Let Thunderstorms Into the U.S.
>The president made an embarrassing flub aboard Air Force One while en route to a summit where he will discuss mounting global instability with other NATO leaders.
>President Donald Trump got a little tongue-tied speaking with reporters on Air Force One, appearing to suggest his predecessor had left the United States vulnerable to attacks by forces of nature.
>Asked by one journalist about the threat of Iranian retaliation on U.S. soil following strikes against three nuclear sites in the Islamic Republic over the weekend, the president was quick to pin the blame on Joe Biden.
>“Biden let a lot of supercells into the United States. He was an incompetent president. He had no idea what he was doing,” Trump said in audio of the exchange obtained by Fox News.
>“It was gross incompetence,” he went on. “Among everything else, he let a lot of supercells in, many from Iran. But hopefully we’ll take care of them. What Biden did to this country should never be forgotten.”
>There has been mounting concern in recent days over the prospect of Iran activating “sleeper cells” of terrorist agents embedded in the U.S. to carry out attacks against American citizens and infrastructure.
>The term “supercell,” meanwhile, refers to a type of thunderstorm that rotates on an axis as the result of powerful updrafts.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-complains-joe-biden-let-thunderstorms-into-the-united-states/
It's time to put grandpa in a nursing home.

>Trump's health questioned yet again as he issues confusing defense of Russia
>Donald Trump has been accused of suffering a 'cognitive collapse' after appearing to suggest that Vladimir Putin fought for Russia in World War II, despite being born seven years after it ended
>Donald Trump's cognitive ability has once again been called into question as the president has been accused of making "delusional" remarks about Russia and Vladimir Putin's involvement in World War II.
>Speaking at a White House press conference on Thursday, Trump recounted a conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron about World War II commemorations before going into a rambling speech about how he was confused why "everybody hates" Putin. Trump appeared to suggest that the Russian leader personally fought in World War II, which ended seven years before Putin was born.
>"I happened to speak to President Putin at the time. Now in all fairness to him [Putin], he lost 51 million people and he did fight," Trump said. It comes just weeks after Trump was branded the "dumbest president ever" following a shocking 6-word error.
>In his latest historical blunder, Trump added: "Sort of interesting isn't it, he fought with us at WWII and everybody hates him and Germany and Japan they're fine. Someday somebody will explain that but I like Germany and Japan too.
>"But Putin is a little confused by that you know, he said 'we lost 51 million people and we were your ally and now everybody hates Russia and they love Germany and Japan.' I said 'let's explain that sometime okay' but it's a strange world."
https://www.irishstar.com/news/us-news/donald-trump-russia-putin-memory-35387869

>Trump ‘incapable of even a train of thought’ during Newsom phone call – ‘He doesn’t even know what day it is’: Report
>California Governor Gavin Newsom has significantly intensified his ongoing political confrontation with President Donald Trump, raising pointed concerns about Trump’s mental acuity in the lead-up to his 79th birthday.
>In recent comments, Newsom implied that the former president’s cognitive capabilities have notably declined, particularly during recent discussions about federal military involvement in Los Angeles.
>Newsom expressed frustration over what he described as unproductive and disjointed conversations with Trump regarding growing unrest and the potential deployment of federal troops in the city, according to a report by Axios political correspondent Alex Thompson.
>The governor suggested that Trump, once capable of substantive dialogue, is no longer mentally sharp.
>“He’s not the same person that I dealt with just four years ago,” Newsom said during an interview with Fox LA. “He’s incapable of even a train of thought.” He continued more bluntly: “He’s lost it.”
>Newsom has also taken to social media to amplify his concerns. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), he wrote, “Trump doesn’t even know what day it is,” a comment aimed at questioning the president’s awareness and mental sharpness.
https://stitchsnitches.com/trump-incapable-of-even-a-train-of-thought-during-newsom-phone-call-he-doesnt-even-know-what-day-it-is-report/

>Trump ‘incapable of even a train of thought’ during Newsom phone call – ‘He doesn’t even know what day it is’: Report
>California Governor Gavin Newsom has significantly intensified his ongoing political confrontation with President Donald Trump, raising pointed concerns about Trump’s mental acuity in the lead-up to his 79th birthday.
>In recent comments, Newsom implied that the former president’s cognitive capabilities have notably declined, particularly during recent discussions about federal military involvement in Los Angeles.
>Newsom expressed frustration over what he described as unproductive and disjointed conversations with Trump regarding growing unrest and the potential deployment of federal troops in the city, according to a report by Axios political correspondent Alex Thompson.
>The governor suggested that Trump, once capable of substantive dialogue, is no longer mentally sharp.
>“He’s not the same person that I dealt with just four years ago,” Newsom said during an interview with Fox LA. “He’s incapable of even a train of thought.” He continued more bluntly: “He’s lost it.”
>Newsom has also taken to social media to amplify his concerns. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), he wrote, “Trump doesn’t even know what day it is,” a comment aimed at questioning the president’s awareness and mental sharpness.
https://stitchsnitches.com/trump-incapable-of-even-a-train-of-thought-during-newsom-phone-call-he-doesnt-even-know-what-day-it-is-report/