Trump passed a Montreal Cognitive Test that now CNN is trying to downplay because Biden refuses to take one. Biden refuses to take the test because he would not have 'a snowball's chance in Hell of passing such a test.' Dr. Sanjay Gupta is claiming Joe is OK, he's basically covering for Ol' Joe.
No, he didn't.
Trump CLAIMED he did.
July 22 2020
President Trump on Wednesday night resurrected his story about a
2018 cognitive test he insists he got a âperfect markâ on, now claiming he also got âextra pointsâ for a particularly impressive feat.
The feat? Repeating the words âperson, woman, man, camera, TVâ in the right order.
Saying he took his cognitive test âprobably a year ago or less than a year ago,â he went on to recount that he asked former White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson if there was some kind of âacuity testâ he could take,
which occurred in early 2018.
âHe said there actually is, and he named it, whatever it might be,â Trump said. âAnd it was 30 or 35 questionsâthe first questions are very easy and the last questions are much more difficult. Like a memory question.â
Describing the memory recall portion of the test, Trump said he was asked to repeat the words âperson, woman, man, camera, TV,â prompting him to act out the whole thing.
âAnd then, 10 minutes, 15 minutes later, remember the first question, not the first but the tenth question? Give us that again,â Trump said, playing the administrating doctor. âAnd you go âperson, woman, man, camera, TV.â If you get it in order, you get extra points!â
Trump claimed the doctors told him that ânobody gets in orderâ and while it isnât easy, it âwas easyâ for him. Adding that the doctors then âgo backâ to that question â20-25 minutes later,â Trump repeated the phrase before insisting this left the doctors in awe.
âThey say, âThat is amazing. How did you do that?â Trump declared. âI do it because I have, like, a good memory. Because Iâm cognitively there.â
Chris Wallace, however,
pointed out to Trump that the exam isnât actually hard, as it is meant to test cognitive impairment.
âThey have a picture and it says âwhatâs thatâ and itâs an elephant,â Wallace said to Trump on Sunday. Trump insisted at the time that other questions were much harder and Wallace âcouldnât answer many of the questionsâ while claiming he personally âanswered all 35 questions correctly.â
MoCA, a 30-point assessment that is administered over 10 minutes.
You can remember that but can't remember what test it was, when you took it, or how many questions were involved.
Yep, a "genius"