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Trump’s Cognitive Test Boast TURNS AWKWARD: POTUS' ‘Squirrel’ Ramble Sparks Internet Mockery
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6:04Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump’s bizarre “squirrel” comment during a speech at the White House has gone viral, sparking debate over his cognitive health. While defending his performance on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, Trump claimed he aced the test multiple times. But it was his unusual example involving animals that caught attention online. Social media quickly reacted, with critics and supporters clashing over the moment. Here’s what happened and why Trump’s cognitive test remarks are trending.
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