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Trump aces a cognitive test. He just. doesn't know what it is or why he took. it. This is just another day. Staying healthy is all about maintaining. that critical work-life balance. That's. why even when you're president, you. shouldn't neglect your hobbies. Bill. Clinton played the saxophone, W mountain. biked, Obama paddle boarded every day in. the reflecting pool. As for our current. president, he is a devout poster. And. this past weekend was no exception. >> President Trump who spent most of his.

Saturday posting on his Truth Social. platform. Again, the president's first. post at 11:15 a.m. was a more than. 700-word rant about a federal judge who. on Friday ruled that the Kennedy Center. must remove Trump's name from the. building. Over the next 14 hours, Trump posted. more than 60 times. Finally ending at just after 1:00 a.m. Sunday morning. >> Now see, to every concerned American who. thought that Trump was too busy trying. to end the war in Iran or lower your gas.

prices to post memes for 13 hours. straight, I want to assure you the. president is committed to making time. for that essential R&R. And it must be. paying off because 12 hours into his. latest Truth Social bender, Trump posted. this vital health update. The results of. my physical examination taken at Walter. Reed Military Medical Center and just. released were extremely good. Unlike. other US presidents, none of whom have. ever taken an approved high difficulty. cognitive test, I scored a perfect 30.

out of 30, considered extreme. intelligence. That's right, folks. The. president's intelligence is extreme. And. funny coincidence, extreme intelligence. also happens to be the best kind of. Mountain Dew to cram for finals with. Trump's health update actually couldn't. come at a better time because recently. his overall presentation. hasn't been too convincing. >> Recent polling from the Washington Post. and ABC shows that 40% of Americans. believe the president has the mental. sharpness to do what is one of the. world's toughest jobs. That's a.

seven-point drop from September. >> Wow, a seven-point drop. More and more. Americans are starting to think Trump's. so out of it, he can't do his job, as. opposed to before when we just thought. he didn't want to. But Trump's decline. has gotten harder and harder to ignore. >> Trump, as you know, turns 80 in less. than 3 weeks. We also know this, he has. swollen ankles and a bruised hand. At events at the White House when others. speak, Trump sometimes nods off. The White House calls these events.

extended blinks. >> Extended blinks. Who can't relate to. that? I take an 8-hour one every day. And really, isn't it the extended blink. that binds us? For be we rich or poor, young or old, wise or foolish, we're all. hurtling toward the same inevitable. fate, that final extended blink. No man. nor beast can escape it. One day, the. breath we draw will be our last, then. we'll extended blink forever. By the way, the White House also has an.

explanation for the hand bruising, too. >> He's been seen with bruising on his. hand, which he says is from aspirin. usage and too many hard handshakes. >> Too many handshakes. Man, that's lame. If only there was some way. to spin it to actually make it sound. cool. >> So, Dr. Reiner, much has been made of. the president's hand bruising, which is. usually uh covered up by makeup, and I. wanted to talk about the a portion of. this medical summary cuz it states that. it is consistent with minor soft tissue.

irritation related to frequent. handshaking. What's your take? >> Right. Well, I suppose that can happen, particularly if you're on a uh higher. dose of aspirin than uh. we typically recommend. >> Which they say. >> for a patient for cardiovascular. protection. Um. but it doesn't explain why his left hand. is also bruising unless he's. doing some left-handed shaking uh. routinely and and vigorously. >> Oh, hell yeah. You know what that means?

This 79-year-old has been jerking it so. vigorously, his capillaries can't even. keep up. You're welcome for the imagery. So, he can't stay awake and he bruises. like Victorian royalty. Still, according. to a high-difficulty cognitive test, Trump's got like five more terms in him. Unless his most recent exam means. something different than what Trump is. saying it means. >> So, the first thing to understand is. that a physical exam and a. fitness-to-serve assessment are not the. same thing. So, what the public is.

really asking is whether the president. can discharge the powers and duties of. the office. The report does not answer. that question. So, some of the things. that stand out, first is cognitive. testing. So, the president scored a 30. out of 30 30 on what's called the. Montreal Cognitive Assessment or MoCA. for short. That sounds perfect, but the. president has now taken this test at. least four times uh and practice makes. perfect. The more times you take this. test, it is not meant to be taken. repeatedly for monitoring. And it is not.

a fitness-for-duty exam. >> Okay, there is a lot to unpack here. On. one hand, Trump did really well on the. test, which is good. On the other hand, he's had to take it three times before, which seems pretty bad. And if you've. taken it before, it's bound to be. easier, so again, kind of bad. Still, it's easier because he remembers the. other three times he took it, which. depending on how low we're setting the. bar, is good. Good, bad, genius, I I can't take. it. It is the dress all over again.

The truth is, the test the reporter. mentioned, the Montreal Cognitive. Assessment or MoCA, is not an intelligence test. It is a. screening tool designed to detect early. signs of dementia. It asks questions. such as, "Which of these is the tiger?". Which I guess could be considered high. difficulty if you're asking an actual. tiger. I mean, even if it knows the. answer, no way it's got the complex. physical motor skills to actually tell. you. But if we did want to assess. Trump's fitness to serve, there's.

another test all together. >> The gold standard fitness. uh. to serve exam would be a comprehensive. neuropsychological exam, which takes. hours. >> Okay, based on Trump's recent behavior, I think I know how he'd do. Still, even after taking the test four. times, Trump is convinced the MoCA. measures extreme intelligence, which. maybe should be a part of the test. itself. Because if you think it is for. testing your IQ, you're either senile or.

a idiot. But maybe I'm not being fair. Let's just. let Trump make his case. >> You know, the first question is very. easy. It's a lion, a giraffe, a bear, and a shark. They say, "Which one is the bear?". And everybody says, "Oh, oh, oh.". 30 questions. Everyone says very. standard. It's a very standard test, but. very tough around those last 10. questions. >> Let me see, one of those last questions. is name words that start with B. Hmm,

brainless, bad at your job, bound to die. soon. How many is that? Trump going on about how well he did on. an assessment that a four-year-old could. ace is making him seem more out of it. than any test results ever could. And. that didn't start last Saturday. He's. been talking like this for months. >> I took three of them. Aced all of them, by the way. You know, I'm the only president. I'm the only president to take a. cognitive test.

>> That's not a good thing. That means you. are the only president who people. thought needed it. Your behavior is. raising more cognitive red flags than. the guy who did this in the middle of a. debate. >> Oh. Look. If. >> we finally beat Medicare. >> Why don't the people around Trump stop. him from talking like this? Do they. think he's just so far gone that they're. just letting him believe what he wants. to believe? Is this 30 out of 30 mocha. score his participation trophy meant to. make an old fool feel slightly less.

infantilized by his age, or do they just. hate him so much they want him to look. like a raving idiot? Whatever it is, it's not helping. Because I'm not sure. what Trump's people believe about his. mental state, but I know what Trump. believes. >> It's very standard. It's a very standard. test, but very tough around those last. 10 questions. >> Betrayed by your There's some B. words. Before you go, I'm very excited to. announce that I've written a new book.

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