At a recent campaign event in New Hampshire, Donald Trump confused the crowd by going on an awkward rant about forts. It wasn't just that he was off-topic, it was the fact that he literally kept repeating the same few sentences over and over again. This could be a symptom of something seriously wrong with the former president, especially in the context of all of his other recent mental flubs. The media needs to pay more attention to Trump's obvious cognitive decline, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.
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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.
If you needed any further proof that Donald Trump's brain is not working properly, then let's take a look at what happened, during a rally in New Hampshire before the primary, this week, Donald Trump was speaking to a crowd when he decided to go on a bit of a tangent, I guess, and he started talking about forts. Now, I'm not talking about like a little tree house you build. I'm talking about, you know, military installations, and this is what Donald Trump had to say. We won World Wars out of forts. Fort Benning fort this fort that many forts. They changed the name. We won wars outta these forts. They changed the name. They changed the name of the forts. A lot of people aren't too happy about that. They changed the name of a lot of our forts. We won two world wars out of a lot of these forts, and they changed the name. It's unbelievable.
Now, in case you're wondering, as I was reading that I didn't accidentally reread a couple of the same lines. That is literally the entire train of thought that Donald Trump had right there, and I repeated it to you verbatim the way he said it. Repetitive, repetitive, repetitive, repetitive. They changed the name. We won the wars, we changed the names, we won the wars. They changed the name. He sounded like a broken record. So when I saw this, here's what I did. I looked up medical symptoms. This repeating even in the same sentence where you start repeating like this, it can be, now, I'm not saying Trump has it, but based on all of the other things that have happened recently, it seems to fit. I am not a medical professional. I did not go to medical school and I do not have a PhD. But based on my reading, this is in fact something that is seen with people who suffer from dementia in the early stages. This is actually one of the early warning signs because it can be, not always, but it can be a sign that the short term memory is shot. Now, doesn't that sound like somebody who maybe thinks Nikki Haley was in charge on January 6th of the Capitol? Doesn't that maybe sound like somebody's, memory's a little shot if they think they beat Barack Obama in the 2016 election? If they think they're running against Barack Obama today, if they made a statement on Fox News on Monday that we can't let Biden get into the White House, forgetting that he's already there, perhaps Donald Trump's mental mistakes are not mistakes at all. They could be symptoms. And as we get closer
To this election this year, as Donald Trump comes out and speaks more and more, keep an eye out for these, because again, I don't think these are gaffes at all. I'm starting to think these are symptoms of something seriously wrong with Donald Trump.
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