Trump’s Speech BREAKS DOWN As Expert Spots DISTURBING New Symptom!!

A speech-language pathologist says Trump’s struggles during his Great American State Fair speech could be consistent with neurological problems such as dysarthria, apraxia, or other signs of decline, adding to growing questions about his health. Farron Cousins breaks this down.

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A speech language pathologist has pinpointed yet another new symptom that Donald Trump appears to be suffering from as part of his ongoing neurological decline. And she noticed this obviously in many recent speeches and appearances, but it became undeniable during his speech last week to kick off the great American state failure. And here is what she had to say. The licensed speech language pathologist Hillary Sheay said that Trump couldn't say 250th anniversary or the word magnificent. Difficulties that Donald Trump has with saying specific words are consistent with disarthria and atexia or araxia. They can occur after a stroke. They can occur with other brain disorders and dementia.

She said that phenemic paraphras are when the motor speech required to coordinate words and syllables together are not coordinated appropriately. An example she said would be if somebody said teflon instead of telephone explaining that it's because my sounds got mixed up and that is what's happening a lot of the time with Donald Trump's speech. The brain is having trouble with the coordination of these syllables in order and in connected speech. It's not just one word because the more syllables that you have the higher level of motor coordination is required to maintain appropriate speech sound coordination.

He does that a lot in this speech and I do think this is one of the newer symptoms. He has this disarthria that could be consistent with a TIA which is a transient eskeemic attack or in other words a stroke. of all of the symptoms of all of the signs I guess because symptoms are what the patient experiences. Signs are what we can see that we talk about with Donald Trump or that get talked about in the media, right? The bruising, the ankles, the swelling, the eye swelling, the weird walk, all of that. The one thing that is probably the most important yet never gets mentioned hardly ever is what happened last September at the 911 memorial. Donald Trump was sitting there camera rolling focused solely on him for some reason, but thank goodness it was. And out of nowhere, whole side of his face just slowly starts drooping. We all watched it happen. If you haven't, you get on YouTube obviously and just type in Trump 911 stroke. You'll see it. You can see it happen in real time. And yet again, people are more focused on look at his ankles.

Look at the bruising. No, look at the man having a stroke on camera. That seems to be the most important thing. And of course, strokes affect all of this. They can affect your memory. They can affect, you know, your speech. They can affect your ability to walk. They affect every part of your health. A lot of times people who have a stroke never fully recover. So kind of seems like that might be the most important sign that we have ever seen of Donald Trump's failing health. And yet most of the media honestly never even addresses it. They talked about it that day and then that was the end of it. But yes, I do think Donald Trump had a stroke or more likely not a full-blown stroke, but perhaps a mini stroke. Uh, and perhaps he's had more. They do sometimes come in clusters. So, that seems pretty bad. And if, of course, it is left untreated and preventative measures are not taken, it could lead to a full-blown this is the end of it stroke. Maybe that explains why Donald Trump had 22 specialists treating him at his most recent checkup.