Trump loses ability to speak, crowd winces in pain!

just this week it was reported that an  illegal Al and you just look at this what's  

happening Speaker 1: Failed former President  Donald Trump suffering another series of scary  

cognitive events at a rally in Shanksville,  Pennsylvania, over the weekend. As we've heard  

from a number of mental health experts in recent  weeks, Donald Trump really seems to struggle at  

night to coherently speak. And here is another one  of those examples where Trump just seems to freeze  

up and just waves the white flag, completely  aborts what he's trying to say. You'll see, by the  

way, a woman over his right shoulder. So on the  left of the screen, over Trump's right shoulder,  

a woman who winces when Trump does this, she knows  how bad it is. This is really difficult to watch. 

Speaker 3: Crazy, really. Just this week, it was  reported that an illegal adult in the same. And  

you just look at this. What's happening? Speaker 1: And as you can see, there is this  

moment here where the woman just winces. Oh, as  Donald Trump short circuits again. And this is one  

of those moments that Doctor John Gartner told us  about. And Doctor Siegel, Trump just doesn't seem  

to connect. This is not you know, Joe Biden has a  stutter. This is not a stutter. This seems to be  

a true disconnect between, a number of different  elements. And it is sad to see the deterioration. 

Speaker 3: Crazy, really. Just this week, it was  reported that an illegal. Hardly anything. And  

you just look at this one. Speaker 1: And just white  

flagging completely a number of other  I don't know what to call these anymore  

during this speech. Something very, very  wrong. Trump on the word weakness instead  

referring to weak NICs. And this  is a classic phonemic para fazer as  

described by Doctor John Gartner. Speaker 3: Before going any further,  

I want to say God bless the people of  Israel. They're under attack right now.  

That's that's because we show great weakness. Speaker 1: We are showing great weakness. And  

when it happens, Trump always twitches because  something is going on there that we are not  

yet fully able to describe. One other one where  there is a very confused rant about transports  

and just really he seems super confused. Speaker 3: Now I don't use it. I mean,  

I think it's terrible, but I don't.  I just say from a common sense, it's. 

Speaker 1: From a common stance  rather than common sense standpoint. 

Speaker 3: Ridiculous. I'm always I'm always  embarrassed when I say, and I will stop men from  

playing in women's, but who the hell would care? Speaker 1: He would stop men from playing in  

women's. What? Trump lost and disoriented  and clueless. Maybe the weirdest moment  

was an extraordinarily bizarre rant about  the Gettysburg Address, which sounds like,  

remember in fifth grade when you had to give  an oral book report and you hadn't read the  

book? That's what this sounds like to me. Speaker 3: Where our union was saved by the  

immortal heroes at Gettysburg. Gettysburg?  What an unbelievable battle. That was the  

Battle of Gettysburg. What an unbelievable.  I mean, it was so much and so interesting  

and so vicious and horrible and so  beautiful in so many different ways. 

Speaker 1: Donny, did you read the book? Speaker 3: It represented such a big  

portion of the success of this country.  Gettysburg. Well, I go to Gettysburg,  

Pennsylvania to look and watch you look. And,  the statement of Robert E Lee, who's no longer  

in favor. Did you ever notice that? No longer in. Speaker 1: Favor. It's wild. They they're just not  

big on Robert E Lee anymore. So really,  just short circuiting and aimless rants.  

Maybe the most dictatorial moment of the speech in  Shanksville, Pennsylvania, was when Trump said he  

wants to be able to override the Constitution  and to choose when elections are held. That's  

funny. Who else likes to do that around the world? Speaker 3: I wish we could move the election to  

Tuesday. Is there anything we can do? I want  to move the election to Tuesday. You know,  

in the UK they can pick their election. They say  we're going to have the election next week. I want  

to be able to do that. Would that be possible? Speaker 1: Constitution be damned. I want  

to pick Election Day. And then, of  course, Donald Trump endorsing the  

rapid execution of drug dealers. Funniest  part about this is Trump, on the one hand,  

pardoned or commuted the sentences of 85  people convicted of drug drug trafficking or  

distributing large quantities of drugs. But then  now he's going the other way, which is he would  

want some of those people, I guess, killed to. Speaker 3: Stand to strength. They understand  

strength and it'll all stop. You know, when  I met with President XI of China, I said,  

do you have a drug problem? No, no, no, we have  no drug problem, you know, quick trial. I said,  

tell me about a quick trial. When they catch the  seller of drugs, right. The purveyor of drugs,  

they immediately give them the drug dealers. They  immediately give them a trial. Takes one day. One  

day. At the end of that day, if they're guilty,  which they always are, according to people. 

Speaker 1: That sounds like a  super just justice system doesn't. 

Speaker 3: Exist, I think. I don't think anybody  has never been guilty. Within one day that person  

is executed. They executed there, they execute  the drug dealers. They have zero drug problem. 

Speaker 1: Trump waxing poetic about the rapid  show trials and immediate executions of drug  

dealers, 85 of whom he pardoned when he was  president. Wild and deranged stuff. So Trump,  

cognitively deteriorating authoritarian  escalations, dictatorial wet dreams.  

Basically what we can expect if we get four  more years of him and we're now going to look  

at some of the cultists who went to this  event, really, really disturbing stuff