Donald Trump's Severe Memory Issues Documented

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50 seconds into the video:
"He stumbled with the chronology of recent events," Setoodeh said. "He stumbled in terms of what had happened in terms of our interviews. When we spoke back to back to back, he couldn't really remember talking to me between our first and second conversations." Trump's "short-term memory was not clear," Setoodeh added.

Conservative network Newsmax appeared to pre-empt Donald Trump’s possible repetition of his baseless 2020 election fraud claims during the former president’s live telephone interview on Tuesday.

“Please Note: Newsmax accepts the 2020 election results as legal and final,” read a chyron that appeared on screen during the presumptive GOP presidential nominee’s conversation with guest host Corey Lewandowski, his 2016 campaign manager.

The message popped up as the talk turned from Trump’s Middle East strategy to his fear-mongering that “we won’t have a country left” if he doesn’t win the 2024 election.

“We’re laughed at,” Trump said shortly after the note aired. “They think we’re fools. They can’t believe that Biden is the president. And we’re gonna turn that around. We’re gonna it around very fast.”

The interview then ended.


Newsmax Slaps Very Awkward Note On Screen During Donald Trump Interview


3:50 into the next video (please excuse the talking head going on and on before the 3:50 mark):
This is highly disturbing. Trump said he had to end an interview because he had important pressing matters dealing with Afghanistan? During moments of confusion and fog brain settling in, does Mr. Trump believe he's still President?
 
50 seconds into the video:
"He stumbled with the chronology of recent events," Setoodeh said. "He stumbled in terms of what had happened in terms of our interviews. When we spoke back to back to back, he couldn't really remember talking to me between our first and second conversations." Trump's "short-term memory was not clear," Setoodeh added.

Conservative network Newsmax appeared to pre-empt Donald Trump’s possible repetition of his baseless 2020 election fraud claims during the former president’s live telephone interview on Tuesday.

“Please Note: Newsmax accepts the 2020 election results as legal and final,” read a chyron that appeared on screen during the presumptive GOP presidential nominee’s conversation with guest host Corey Lewandowski, his 2016 campaign manager.

The message popped up as the talk turned from Trump’s Middle East strategy to his fear-mongering that “we won’t have a country left” if he doesn’t win the 2024 election.

“We’re laughed at,” Trump said shortly after the note aired. “They think we’re fools. They can’t believe that Biden is the president. And we’re gonna turn that around. We’re gonna it around very fast.”

The interview then ended.


Newsmax Slaps Very Awkward Note On Screen During Donald Trump Interview


3:50 into the next video (please excuse the talking head going on and on before the 3:50 mark):
This is highly disturbing. Trump said he had to end an interview because he had important pressing matters dealing with Afghanistan? During moments of confusion and fog brain settling in, does Mr. Trump believe he's still President?

Afghanistan? In 2024?

Trump dementia
State Journal-Register
Several mental health professionals have shared an impression that Donald Trump is a narcissistic personality disorder. My impression is that he is a mixed personality disorder, with significant features of psychopathy. A psychopath has virtually no conscience, does not empathize with other people's pain, doesn't care who he hurts.

More importantly, as someone with a decade of experience in geriatric medicine, Donald Trump definitely shows signs of early dementia. For example, some of the time that he denies that he said something, when it has been recorded for everyone to hear and see; he simply forgot what he said.
 
Aggressive behavior in Alzheimer's disease can occur at any point in the disease, but it's more likely to happen during the middle or later stages. These behaviors can include:
Verbal aggression: Shouting, screaming, or using harsh language
Physical aggression: Hitting, pushing, or throwing objects
Emotional outbursts: Agitation, restlessness, or worry
 
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Look at the above post. How weird is this hiker guy?

You've got no answer. Harris and Co. along with the rest of your foisted the Celery Stalk on us.

And during the debate you SUDDENLY realized just what a vegetable he was.

How funny.

Nice attempt at deflection.

Well, not really.

Kinda lame........
 
Afghanistan? In 2024?

Trump dementia
State Journal-Register
Several mental health professionals have shared an impression that Donald Trump is a narcissistic personality disorder. My impression is that he is a mixed personality disorder, with significant features of psychopathy. A psychopath has virtually no conscience, does not empathize with other people's pain, doesn't care who he hurts.

More importantly, as someone with a decade of experience in geriatric medicine, Donald Trump definitely shows signs of early dementia. For example, some of the time that he denies that he said something, when it has been recorded for everyone to hear and see; he simply forgot what he said.

But Joe was fine :dunno:
 
And you have propped up a Carrot.



Albeit, A fat Carrot.
You feel better about your Carrot?
You shouldn't, but you probably do.

I don't recall Republicans SUDDENLY throwing a fit after the debate and calling for Trump's removal.

You guys couldn't get rid of him fast enough.

So yeah....I ain't worried.
 
And you have propped up a Carrot.



Albeit, A fat Carrot.
You feel better about your Carrot?
You shouldn't, but you probably do.


As Trump fumes, Republicans wince at ‘public nervous breakdown’
Republicans are reeling from Trump’s undisciplined approach to the opening stages of his race against Harris.

Donald Trump spent Monday morning labeling the turmoil in the global financial markets the “Kamala Crash,” giving Republicans hope that he might turn his focus to an economic message.

It didn’t last. By midday, the former president was already back to re-litigating his controversial appearance in Chicago last week, where he questioned Kamala Harris’ Black identity and suggested a major network journalist should be fired — “I didn’t know who she was, she was nasty,” he told a livestreamer.
 

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