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Dr. John Gartner, joins Joanna Coles to break down what key moments reveal about Donald Trumps cognitive decline. From trouble saluting at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to odd noises at a McDonalds event, Gartner explains patterns of psychomotor decline, word salad, and disinhibited behavior. They discuss how stress, existing personality issues, and potential dementia intersect, offering a rare psychological lens on the presidents bizarre behavior. This episode peels back the curtain on whats really happening inside Trumps brain.
FakeNoose
(39,628 posts)... long before Chump ran for president in 2015.
Chump was spouting word salads back in the 90's, and maybe earlier. Just ask Tony Schwartz, the REAL author of "The Art of the Deal." Mr. Schwartz has revealed the ordeal he went through trying to write that book, when Chump could never focus long enough to answer any questions.
He's got the attention span of a 5-year-old. I'm sure it's worse now, but it was already evident 30 years ago.
3catwoman3
(28,248 posts)Apologies to goldfish.
RandySF
(80,051 posts)usonian
(22,663 posts)I think these tools use voice to text, which is not good.
But you can't skim audio.
Stroke? I am NOT a physician, but if this ain't stroke, then what?

Bags under the eyes say heart attack.
LudwigPastorius
(13,860 posts)I'd think that if the drooping was a stroke symptom, it wouldn't just go away.
róisín_dubh
(12,188 posts)As she was dying of Lewy Body dementia.
ChicagoTeamster
(243 posts)Orrex
(66,445 posts)BradBo
(842 posts)LetMyPeopleVote
(173,120 posts)niyad
(128,786 posts)harumph
(3,031 posts)Shit himself so prodigiously that it is noticeable and can't be ignored by the press. To complete the picture, upon noticing (belatedly) that he shat himself, he should get a blank look on his face and reach into his pants - pull his hand out and sniff it. It would really be delightful if this were to happen in front of visiting dignitaries. Hard to 'splain' that away.