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    It's looking really bad, Donald. Donald
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    Trump's health is rapidly declining as
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    his top staffers throw him under the
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    bus, either intentionally or
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    inadvertently. You be the judge. This
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    past week, you had Caroline Levit,
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    Donald Trump's chief propagandist. She
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    was asked, "Why does Donald Trump's hand
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    keep having bandages on it? Why does it
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    look discolored that way? What is going
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    on? Clearly, he's getting some sort of
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    injections or IV. Something's going on
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    with his hands that are not normal.
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    Caroline Levit, Donald Trump's chief
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    propagandist, comes up with this, the
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    best answer she can think of. He shakes
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    so many hands. That's why. That's why.
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    Because he's a he handshakes a lot of
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    people. That's why it looks that way.
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    Just take a look at what his hand looks
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    like. I'll just show you some other
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    photos of it. That's not from shaking
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    lots of people's hands. There's an
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    injection taking place there. There's
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    something deeply serious happening.
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    Watch Caroline and then I'm going to
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    show you what some other Trump staff
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    were said that I think were actually
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    even more damaging. Here, play this
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    clip.
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    >> Yes. In the blue.
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    >> Caroline. >> Yes. Go ahead. Thank you. Um the
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    president's been spotted out and about a
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    number of times with bandages on his
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    hands. Could you please explain what
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    that is about? Secondly, uh he noted on
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    truth social the other day that um he
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    had aced three cognitive tests. Could
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    you please clarify when those tests took
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    place? >> Uh I can do that at a later date. I
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    obviously don't have that in front of
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    me. The president has spoken about that
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    uh quite extensively throughout the
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    years. As for the bandages on the hand,
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    we've also given you an explanation for
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    that in the past. The president is
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    literally constantly shaking hands. The
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    Oval Office is like Grand Central
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    Terminal. He is meeting with more people
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    than any of you even know about on a
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    daily basis. He's also on a daily
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    aspirin regimen, which is something uh
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    his physical examinations has said in
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    the past as well, which can contribute
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    to that bruising that we see.
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    So, I want to show you what Donald
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    Trump's uh commerce secretary had to
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    say. Howard Lutnik, before doing that,
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    just a reminder, hit subscribe. We're on
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    our way to 6 million subscribers here on
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    the Midas Touch Network. You know, we're
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    reporting on things that corporate news
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    has really refused to report on. We've
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    been leading the way in reporting on
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    Donald Trump's deteriorating health. You
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    may think you're subscribed. Just double
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    check that you're subscribed. So then
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    Howard Lutnik gives an interview the
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    other day and Lutnik was saying, "You
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    know the thing that's so great about
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    Donald Trump is that he never sleeps. He
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    like doesn't sleep at all and it's
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    incredible." Yeah, that's a sign of
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    Alzheimer's and dementia. Let Lutnik,
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    here's what Howard Letic says here. Play
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    this clip. Give it all we've got. The
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    president sleeps less than me. I sleep
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    five hours a night. The president sleeps
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    four hours a night and he's working all
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    the time. He calls me late at night. He
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    wants to talk about the day. He's on it
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    all the time. It is the most impressive
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    thing you've ever seen.
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    >> So, how you got to watch. And I'm glad
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    that other independent media is focused
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    on this as well. For example, you had
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    Rosie O'Donald. She was just on with Jim
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    McCasta, and here's what she had to say.
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    Play this clip.
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    >> If you can't tell that this man is in
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    the throws of a serious cognitive health
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    crisis,
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    >> Yeah.
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    then you're not awake or alive.
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    >> Did you see him try to walk to the
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    helicopter with I saw that Melania or
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    someone looking like Melania? [laughter]
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    >> I mean, I don't know that she would have
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    the strength
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    >> to do what that person did
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    >> and carry like he was leaning on her
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    because the left foot doesn't function
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    in the same way that it used to. I mean,
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    >> he
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    >> he's in trouble and He's very ill and no
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    one is talking about that.
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    >> And then you had psychologist John
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    Gartner who you've seen on the Midas
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    touch network where Kiri appeared also
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    in the Daily Beast. Here's what he had
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    to say. Play this clip.
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    >> He may have Alzheimer's. His symptoms
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    seem to point more towards
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    fronttotemporal dementia. In dementia,
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    we see a deterioration in at least four
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    main areas. Language. During the
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    campaign, there were super cuts of
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    people making fun of him for his
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    misprononunciations or malpropisms.
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    Memory. we talked about last time about
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    his not recognizing Hakeem Jeff
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    behavior, you know, his disinhibited
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    behavior. And then finally, psychoot
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    performance. It appears like it is on
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    the right side of his body that he had
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    the droop with the face. It's also on
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    the right side of his body that he has
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    the wide-based gate where he swings his
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    leg in kind of a semicircle. And what
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    we're seeing is consistent gross
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    progressive deterioration in all of
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    these four areas. in dementia, very
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    overlearned motor behaviors, things we
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    don't actually think about because
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    they're so overlearned, those programs
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    start to deteriorate. One of the things
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    that I'd like to point out is I believe
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    his doctors who have examined him know
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    that this is not within normal limits.
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    And I think the information that has
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    leaked out is enough for us to conclude
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    that they know he has organic cognitive
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    decline. If Donald Trump were just an
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    ordinary patient and you saw these kinds
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    of serious signs of dementia, a
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    responsible doctor would give him both a
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    neurosychological battery and an MRI.
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    >> And then you had Donald Trump's nephew
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    Fred Trump III say the following.
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    >> I know what I saw in my grandfather. I
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    know what I saw in Donald's older
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    sister, my aunt Maryanne, who in the
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    end,
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    thank you for saying I am not a doctor.
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    I don't pretend to be. I just I know the
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    warning signs from both of my
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    grandfathers what it what it is.
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    Donald's cousin John Walters had
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    dementia. It runs in the family. I'm not
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    happy about it because guess what? I
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    worry about it myself. You know, when I
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    where's my glasses over on the top of my
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    head now? I don't know that may be
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    halfimers, but uh
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    >> right
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    >> it it runs in the family.
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    >> He
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    he looks older and I get it. I mean, I'm
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    not saying anybody who is in that office
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    looks different than when they come out,
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    but the things he's spewing and the
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    craziness and and he just can't stick to
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    a message.
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    >> And then you had Mary Trump, Donald
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    Trump's niece, say the following here.
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    Play this clip.
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    >> Concerns over Donald's physical and
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    mental decline are mounting, even among
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    Republicans. Donald is 79 years old and
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    a deeply unhealthy person. His father
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    had a very serious case of Alzheimer's
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    that went on for about 15 years. Every
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    day, Donald seems increasingly feeble
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    and unable to focus. Even the New York
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    Times is starting to catch on to this.
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    And as he weakens, so too does his hold
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    over the Republican party. On November
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    19th, journalist Amanda Marcode
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    speculated in an article uh that it was
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    Donald's MRI that spurred GOP House
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    members to reverse their stance on uh
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    the vote to force the release of the
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    Epstein files. She wrote, quote, "The
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    White House continues to deny there are
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    problems with Donald's health. But since
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    they lie about everything, those words
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    mean less than nothing. The public
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    evidence that the 79year-old
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    Donald is not doing well is hard for
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    even the most diehard maggot types to
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    ignore.
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    Recently, according to the Daily Beast,
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    Donald accidentally boosted a post from
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    an account literally called impeach
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    Donald for a third time. Included was
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    Senator Mark Kelly's message reminding
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    service members they can be
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    constitutionally obligated to refuse
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    legal orders. In other words, Donald
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    promoted calls for him to be removed
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    from office. It's another day proving
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    the obvious. Donald cannot tell his
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    allies from his enemies, his days from
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    his nights, or his own propaganda from
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    uncomfortable truths about his failures.
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    >> Now, a reminder, uh Donald Trump, the
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    last time he discussed his MRI, he said
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    when he was exposed, he was trying to
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    conceal it, right? And then we were
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    like, "Oh, it says advanced imaging.
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    what type of advanced imaging? We we
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    said he obviously got an MRI. And then
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    finally, corporate news kept on asking
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    him, "Was it an MRI?" And then he goes,
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    "Yeah, but uh I don't know what body
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    part." And then his doctor put out some
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    like phony doctor note from Walter Reed.
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    And the phony note was like, "Oh, it was
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    a preventative abdominal MRI." And then
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    Trump's like, "I take all these
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    cognitive exams, too. I'm perfect. I ace
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    every one of my cognitive exams." Just
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    so you remember, here's what Donald
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    Trump said about the MRI. And he doesn't
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    know what part of the body it was on
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    though. Here, play this clip.
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    >> They asked about my MRI.
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    >> MRIs are very
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    >> Governor Walls asked you to release the
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    the MRI records.
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    >> Will you tell us what it was?
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    >> Governor Walls, you mean the incompetent
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    Governor Walls? So, if they want to
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    release it, it's okay with me to release
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    it.
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    >> It's perfect. >> What was they?
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    >> Just like my phone call where I got
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    impeached. It's absolutely perfect. So
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    if you want to hear about it or if you
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    want to release it, do you want to have
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    it released? News Nation failing failing
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    news nation.
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    >> No. News Nation is doing a loud by the
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    way. But if you want to have it
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    released, I'll release it.
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    >> Yes, please. Can you tell us what they
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    were looking at?
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    >> For what? Releasing?
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    >> No, no, no. What part of your body was
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    the MRI looking at?
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    >> I have no idea. It was just an MRI. What
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    part of the body? It wasn't the brain
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    because I took a cognitive test and I
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    aced it and I got a perfect mark, which
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    you would be incapable of doing. Goodbye
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    everybody. You too.
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    >> Thank you, Mr. President.
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    >> And then I brought on Dr. Gupta who said
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    that you know Donald Trump continuing to
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    brag about taking these cognitive exams
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    so frequently um that that's uh you know
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    not normal. and it's deemed the Montreal
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    Cognitive Exam um is something that you
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    know people with, you know, serious
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    issues take and it's not a normal exam.
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    Here, play this clip. Dr. Group, I know
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    you got to run. I just want to close the
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    loop on one more thing. In the experts
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    that you speak to and in your own
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    practice, have you ever heard of
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    somebody taking these cognitive exams
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    that Trump keeps saying he's taking like
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    every 3 months or 6 months? This level
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    of Have you ever heard of that? Like
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    with that level of frequency?
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    >> No. Nobody takes a Montreal cognitive
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    assessment, Mocha for short, where which
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    it focuses on recall, memory loss, basic
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    things. Mild cognitive dysfunction is
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    what it tends to sort of screen for.
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    It's not a great tool. No one takes it
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    with this type of frequency. I was on
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    with Nicole Wallace yesterday and I
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    thought she said it beautifully. You
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    know, saying that you're passing it
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    every other week is not it's not some
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    sort of flex here that he thinks it is.
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    This is it's an unusual thing to keep
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    boasting about. Doing it as frequently
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    as he's doing makes no sense. I don't
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    know any neurologist that would
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    recommend doing a mocha with that type
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    of frequency. And again, it's not the
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    flex that I think he thinks it is. It's
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    interesting to see how state regime
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    media known as Fox is trying to cover
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    for Donald Trump. So, this is the story
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    that state regime media ran exclusive
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    inside Trump's private schedule as media
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    fixates on his health. Trump's busiest
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    day included 32 events, while the
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    longest stretched over 13 hours. Fox
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    News Digital obtained a copy of Donald
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    Trump's personal schedule since December
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    1st, showing backto backtoback calls and
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    meetings that frequently drag into the
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    evening. The president has come under
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    heightened scrutiny in recent months.
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    But they go, "But we have his schedule."
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    Okay? Like we see him at the meetings.
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    That's the thing about state regime.
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    Like don't believe your eyes. We have
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    the secret schedule. Okay. No, we one we
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    have the schedule also. Um and he starts
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    his day at like noon and then he like
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    what now he's wearing like cowboy hats
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    during meetings and he's falling asleep.
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    I mean we've seen him like he can't walk
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    straight. He can't walk. We I showed you
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    that clip earlier um as uh as uh what's
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    her name? As Rosie O'Donnell was talking
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    about it and she was like look he wasn't
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    even walking in a straight line. But
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    then when Donald Trump rolled out the
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    red carpet for Putin uh and had our
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    military go on their knees for Putin,
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    Donald Trump couldn't walk in a straight
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    line. When he was in Japan, he needed
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    like Prime Minister Takishi to be like
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    his chaperone. And it was like really
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    really bad stuff right there. At any
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    event, we created this video at the
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    Midas Touch Network about Donald Trump
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    um having dementia. Again, we we I don't
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    know. It's an opinion. I don't know
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    that. Let me be very clear. I am giving
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    a first amendment opinion right here um
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    by showing you the signs and symptoms
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    that he's always covering up the hand
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    that his behavior the hiding things I
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    don't know again I'll be clear but um
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    here's a video that we put together on
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    frontto temporal dementia here play this
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    clip
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    [music]
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    and my stupid people when I wanted to
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    refute it they said sir don't dignify it
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    with a
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    refut
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    >> [music] >> Have you been noticing peculiar behavior
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    recently in someone you know?
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    >> Carried by
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    >> someone who mixes fiction and reality.
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    >> The late great Hannibal Lecter. He's a
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    wonderful man.
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    >> Perhaps someone of advanced age you have
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    known for years.
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    >> Did you just see Maduro Venezuela? It's
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    a unbelievable Venezuelan. Of course, we
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    all have our goofs, but consistently odd
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    behavior can be a sign of
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    fronttotemporal dementia, a degenerative
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    disease of the frontal and temporal loes
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    of the brain that dramatically impairs
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    cognitive function. And there are some
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    key signs to look out for like [music]
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    slurring words,
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    >> the failing New York Times by an
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    anonymous really anominous.
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    >> Struggling to find the correct words is
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    another sign. The Mueller report I wish
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    covered [music] the oranges the oranges
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    the oranges of the uh uh investigation.
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    >> You may also notice someone veering into
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    incoherent ideas detached from reality.
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    >> You know what I'd do if there was a
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    shark or you get electrocuted. I'll take
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    electrocution every single time. I'm not
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    getting near the shark.
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    >> Or an inability to complete simple
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    sentences. Saudi Arabia and Russia will
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    be
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    >> other notable symptoms include impaired
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    motor function such as a wavering limb
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    [music] and decreased balance often
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    accompanied by a signature lean or
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    arched stance. If someone you know is
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    demonstrating several or all of these
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    symptoms, they are seriously unwell. As
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    a matter of safety, they must be
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    relieved of critical responsibilities
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    and disqualified from any position of
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    authority. Remember, fronttotemporal
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    dementia is a degenerative disease.
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    Cognitive function will never return and
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    [music] will only deteriorate further.
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    Don't ignore the signs.
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