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Gupta: It’s clear that there’s age-related cognitive decline. His response to somebody fainting in the Oval Office really conveyed that — he was slow to respond, and that slowness and fatigue you’re seeing more and more in his public events. He’s confused a lot. He sometimes mumbles sort of... show more

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Oola Moonk's Biscuitvor 10 Monaten

"You're not seeing that level of scrutiny [as with Biden]..." Yeah, no shit. Had Biden done any number of things Trump has - hundreds of things - the press would have treated it like fucking 9/11! It's always been like that. It's disgraceful. And it's maddening.

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The Possum Politic™vor 10 Monaten

@patriottakes The Trump decline has been apparent for quite some time and now it's getting more difficult to hide yet MAGA will immediately pivot and talk about Biden...that's their coping mechanism for electing an orange, yam-titted and diapered dementia patient.

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Acynvor 10 Monaten

Full interview and more from MeidasTouch here:

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AnatolijUkrainevor 10 Monaten

@MeidasTouch They swore he was “strong,” and now even the doctors are quietly sounding the alarm. Slow responses, confusion, secret MRIs… it’s all right there in the open. And this is the guy they want steering a nation of 330 million? How long do we pretend not to see it?

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ᴜᴋ1ʟʟᴇᴅᴍʏꜰ4ᴛʜ3ʀvor 10 Monaten

"He sometimes mumbles sort of incoherent nonsense" "person, woman, man, camera, TV" happened YEARS ago. Also, SOMETIMES?

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skvor 10 Monaten

Trump’s brain is running on Windows Vista: still boots, but good luck opening two tabs.

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Geoffrey Woodvor 10 Monaten

You are breaking the law, Gupta. Trump is not your patient, you have never done a history and physical nor a full ( or even partial) workup on him, yet you’re throwing out diagnoses? There are multiple federal laws you are breaking. I hope he surs your ass into the poorhouse and you get the max time in prison for each felony you just committed.

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Nyto Mwangi 🇰🇪vor 10 Monaten

you are so miserable

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Ric Davenportvor 10 Monaten

The only cognitive decline visible is this foreigner reporter pretending to have any medical knowledge.

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Buddy's Momvor 10 Monaten

Ok..where was Gupta when Joe Biden was showing obvious decline and was clearly not in charge of the government?

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MayleneMovieStarvor 10 Monaten

Trump is proof that as idiots age they become even more idiotic, same with his cruelty.

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⚘️Carinavor 10 Monaten

Something is definitely affecting him...

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SPOT ON! Trump FELL ASLEEP STANDING UP recently! STANDING UP!

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I'm old enough to remember the Biden years. Trump is a spring chicken compared to that mumbling, incoherent corpse.

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Colemanvor 10 Monaten

You don’t do what you’re doing right now. You should lose your license.

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Mark O'Neill ⚔ 🇺🇸vor 10 Monaten

leftists take the pill, do the drugs. then they project that the right does this. we don't.

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Angel Loguevor 10 Monaten

In case anyone missed it

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LisaToddSutton 💙🌻vor 10 Monaten

No doubt Trump is severely in decline. However, he was slow to react to someone in distress is because he doesn't give a flying flip about other people he never did, this behavior is more evident now that he is in mental decline and harder to hide and spot. imo

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val hollingsworthvor 10 Monaten

Gupta, we had to live with 4 years of " The Corpse in Chief " you think you're gonna get points with this?? Think again, u corrupt media. Puppeteers in the Biden WH were playing president and trying to ruin the country, while simultaneously betraying us American people! Sheesh

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CRUSHΞD ICΞvor 10 Monaten

His reaction to someone fainting isn’t age related. It’s just him being an asshole like he always is bruh lol 😂

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Kathleen Odellvor 10 Monaten

TRUMP is making decisions that affect this Country. This has been going on for some time , yet the Media is now addressing it ! WE deserve better !!!

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Suzannevor 10 Monaten

Democrats, one could now argue, went too far to avoid a leader with signs of age related cognitive decline - and then the Republicans, who'd laughed at Biden's age, went and elected the oldest president ever.

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John Devlinvor 10 Monaten

Folks on the Left pointing out Trumps losing a step and they cackle in glee..and I think they’re right… And I then point out l, cool we get JD Vance as president for several years…now he has advantge of incumbency…can still serve two more terms…and efforts to turn Vance into the Trump boogeyman will be far less effective… In other words, the left should be careful what they wish for…bc they might just get it…

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Gordon Jonesvor 10 Monaten

I'm starting to envision a future where when it becomes undeniable, Vance takes over, issues Trump a pardon, and they start criming with a clean slate.

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Conservative Walkervor 10 Monaten

Fuck you. He stayed out of the way so the guy could get help.

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Laura Kevvor 10 Monaten

@MeidasTouch Maybe @jaketapper & @AlexThomp will do some timely reporting for a change.

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@greengrandma5

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Four years of missing this, and suddenly Gupta is an expert in cognitive decline. Too late Doc- we’ve got your number.

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JennieTheNursevor 10 Monaten

@MeidasTouch Trump has the nuclear codes! Replace him. He’s not competent and everyone can see it.

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Robertvor 10 Monaten

Are you fucking kidding me, the last president was a puddle of goo and you probably said nothing! President Trump works 18 plus hours for this country and obviously has the right to look tired!!!

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Easttowestvor 10 Monaten

Or he didn’t respond to the medical emergency because he’s a sociopath with no empathy.

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They lost a lot of credibility when they were radio silent about the previous POTUS.

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All of this news actually makes me hopeful, not worried.

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Benny Johnson

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🚨 NEW: Fox News’ Bret Baier just walked through Trump’s October blitz — Grand Island, Vandalia, Durant, Denton, Mobile — and his line says it all: “If anybody says he’s slowing down, he’s clearly not!” Bret Baier: “Brit, you know, he’s not on the ballot. He says, you put me on it in your head, and he’s trying to go to these stops, and he’s really making this effort, but he’s in a red state right now, Nebraska, traditionally red, and in tight races.” Brit Hume: “Exactly, Bret, and you can kind of tell the situation by the places he’s going. He’s not going to states where you’d consider them battleground states normally. He’s going to states that ought to be safe Republican, and in many cases are not.” “And I think he has to do this, Bret. You know, he’s got to get the base turned out, got to get the base interested, because that’s the core of the Republican support at this point. But at the same time, there’s this factor that as much as he may animate his base and animate Republicans, he really also animates Democrats.” Bret Baier: “That said, they’re saying that they are going to motivate the base in these places and maybe motivate the base in other states tangential to these states.” Brit Hume: “Well, yeah, his approval rating may accrue to him. Whether he can transfer to Republican candidates is another question. And it raises this issue. Would the Republican Party have done better instead of having him be at the front and center of everything to put those candidates at the front and center of things to a greater extent than they have so far?” “I’m not sure that they’re not going to do some of that. They may do a lot of it. And I’m not sure that what he’s doing isn’t going to work. I’m just saying it carries risks because he’s controversial.” “And of course, what he really needs and what his party really needs right now are some better results on one thing and one thing in particular, and that is fuel prices, because they feed into everything. And, you know, I listened to, for example, today to Martha MacCallum interviewing Abdul Al Saed from Michigan, who is a candidate who under normal circumstances wouldn’t have a prayer. And he was pounding away on fuel prices. The Democrats know they’ve got a good issue on that. And as long as they’re as high as they are, they’ll continue to, and that’s something that only some better results will overcome.” Bret Baier: “And speaking of results, we’re in the silly season of a million polls all at once. We’re now in the likely voters as we close in on November third. But be careful, you know, there’s a lot of polls that could be all over the map, and we’ve seen Republicans underperform, especially in the Midwest, three or four points in the past.” Brit Hume: “Yeah, they sure have, and I think that’s something we ought to have to be on guard for, that it looks like a six or seven point lead for some Democrat, maybe a one or two point lead if that, ‘cause that’s happened over and over again, and it’s happened too many times to ignore. You’re absolutely right about that.” Bret Baier: Yeah, Republicans overperform against where the polls are now.

🚨 NEW: Fox News’ Bret Baier just walked through Trump’s October blitz — Grand Island, Vandalia, Durant, Denton, Mobile — and his line says it all: “If anybody says he’s slowing down, he’s clearly not!” Bret Baier: “Brit, you know, he’s not on the ballot. He says, you put me on it in your head, and he’s trying to go to these stops, and he’s really making this effort, but he’s in a red state right now, Nebraska, traditionally red, and in tight races.” Brit Hume: “Exactly, Bret, and you can kind of tell the situation by the places he’s going. He’s not going to states where you’d consider them battleground states normally. He’s going to states that ought to be safe Republican, and in many cases are not.” “And I think he has to do this, Bret. You know, he’s got to get the base turned out, got to get the base interested, because that’s the core of the Republican support at this point. But at the same time, there’s this factor that as much as he may animate his base and animate Republicans, he really also animates Democrats.” Bret Baier: “That said, they’re saying that they are going to motivate the base in these places and maybe motivate the base in other states tangential to these states.” Brit Hume: “Well, yeah, his approval rating may accrue to him. Whether he can transfer to Republican candidates is another question. And it raises this issue. Would the Republican Party have done better instead of having him be at the front and center of everything to put those candidates at the front and center of things to a greater extent than they have so far?” “I’m not sure that they’re not going to do some of that. They may do a lot of it. And I’m not sure that what he’s doing isn’t going to work. I’m just saying it carries risks because he’s controversial.” “And of course, what he really needs and what his party really needs right now are some better results on one thing and one thing in particular, and that is fuel prices, because they feed into everything. And, you know, I listened to, for example, today to Martha MacCallum interviewing Abdul Al Saed from Michigan, who is a candidate who under normal circumstances wouldn’t have a prayer. And he was pounding away on fuel prices. The Democrats know they’ve got a good issue on that. And as long as they’re as high as they are, they’ll continue to, and that’s something that only some better results will overcome.” Bret Baier: “And speaking of results, we’re in the silly season of a million polls all at once. We’re now in the likely voters as we close in on November third. But be careful, you know, there’s a lot of polls that could be all over the map, and we’ve seen Republicans underperform, especially in the Midwest, three or four points in the past.” Brit Hume: “Yeah, they sure have, and I think that’s something we ought to have to be on guard for, that it looks like a six or seven point lead for some Democrat, maybe a one or two point lead if that, ‘cause that’s happened over and over again, and it’s happened too many times to ignore. You’re absolutely right about that.” Bret Baier: Yeah, Republicans overperform against where the polls are now.

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Maddow: I also feel like there’s not very much about that that I don’t understand. Like, it’s the same everywhere. This is blond Berlusconi, you know what I mean? This is inarticulate Viktor Orbán, right? These guys are all the same. The authoritarian playbook is the same everywhere—they all do the same stuff. And so Trump having the worst approval ratings in his first 100 days in office of any American president in the history of polling—that’s a really important story. Trump facing demonstrations, large and small, every single day of the week in every state in the country—that’s a huge part of how we measure the temperature of the American people in response to him. And on the issue of immigrants—his chosen, his favorite scapegoat—his two favorites are immigrants and trans people. When you see the way the American people—in red states, blue states, rural America, cities, everywhere—have recoiled against the performative cruelty that Trump has demonstrated, particularly toward immigrants, I think that is not something he was counting on. I think it’s absolutely a limiting factor in what he’s going to be able to accomplish—both in his attempted overthrow and in more traditional political terms. And I just don’t think there’s anything more important than that in the country. I mean, seeing people in Tuscaloosa, Alabama—in Katie Phang’s hometown—seeing people in Boise, Idaho, in small-town Indiana, stand up and say, “Give him back. Hey, are you going to send that guy back to El Salvador? Are you really going to send that guy back? Hey, due process!”—that matters. They were really counting on the American people having a kind of bloodlust—about immigrants, about nonwhite people generally, and immigrants in particular. And the American people don’t have that bloodlust. In fact, what they have is empathy. What they have is a sense of solidarity. And a willingness to stand up, to hold signs, to shake their fists, and to tell people to do the right thing. And that—that’s going to be the story of this time in American history.

Maddow: I also feel like there’s not very much about that that I don’t understand. Like, it’s the same everywhere. This is blond Berlusconi, you know what I mean? This is inarticulate Viktor Orbán, right? These guys are all the same. The authoritarian playbook is the same everywhere—they all do the same stuff. And so Trump having the worst approval ratings in his first 100 days in office of any American president in the history of polling—that’s a really important story. Trump facing demonstrations, large and small, every single day of the week in every state in the country—that’s a huge part of how we measure the temperature of the American people in response to him. And on the issue of immigrants—his chosen, his favorite scapegoat—his two favorites are immigrants and trans people. When you see the way the American people—in red states, blue states, rural America, cities, everywhere—have recoiled against the performative cruelty that Trump has demonstrated, particularly toward immigrants, I think that is not something he was counting on. I think it’s absolutely a limiting factor in what he’s going to be able to accomplish—both in his attempted overthrow and in more traditional political terms. And I just don’t think there’s anything more important than that in the country. I mean, seeing people in Tuscaloosa, Alabama—in Katie Phang’s hometown—seeing people in Boise, Idaho, in small-town Indiana, stand up and say, “Give him back. Hey, are you going to send that guy back to El Salvador? Are you really going to send that guy back? Hey, due process!”—that matters. They were really counting on the American people having a kind of bloodlust—about immigrants, about nonwhite people generally, and immigrants in particular. And the American people don’t have that bloodlust. In fact, what they have is empathy. What they have is a sense of solidarity. And a willingness to stand up, to hold signs, to shake their fists, and to tell people to do the right thing. And that—that’s going to be the story of this time in American history.

Acyn

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