Medical Experts TERRIFIED of Trump's Rapidly Declining Mental State

Added: 2026-05-06

[00:00:00]: I'm helping NATO and I've until the last few days when I told them about Iceland, they  loved me. They called me daddy, right? last time Donald Trump incorrectly referred to Greenland  as Iceland here. It's a theme. Congratulations!

[00:00:49]He wanders on top of roofs. 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. It represented such  a big portion of the success of this country.

[00:01:13]Gettysburg, wow. I go to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania  to look and to watch. And the statement of Robert E. Lee, who's no longer in favor. Did  you ever notice that? No longer in favor.

[00:01:24]Never fight uphill, me boys. Never fight  uphill. They were fighting uphill. He said, wow. And says nonsense like this. Adam Jaynes, a  licensed physical therapist working in home health care, told the Mark Thompson show the following.  The president reminds me of one of my patients.

[00:01:41]I feel like I'm watching a TV show every day that  stars one of my patients. um And at this point, it's my impression that he has what is known  as frontotemporal dementia. The characteristic forward leaning posture when you're standing,  which we've seen him do many, many times on camera over the last decade. Another characteristic  symptom is what's called confabulation, where you fill in the holes of your memory with lies that  you believe yourself 100%. On top of that, you know, The context of all of his likely dementia  symptoms is malignant narcissism. He has always uh believed he is the best at everything ever  and feels entitled to everything at all times. A clinical psychologist would weigh in after all of  this went down. Trump on the campaign trail swayed and danced to various songs on stage for roughly  30 minutes. So I did an analysis for Stat News about uh seven seven years ago, looking at the  complexity of his speech from when he was in his 40s to when he was running for president back in  2016. The vocabulary is not, uh not significantly less complex than it was, but it's in the thought  patterns. So he's not staying linear. So right now we're having a conversation. We're staying on  topic. What we're seeing with Trump is basically he's moving further and further away from  linearity. uh from linearity to tangentiality. So he's sort of weaving together ideas and then it's  moving further afield towards circumstantiality.

[00:03:18]And that's really where you sort of start talking  about a topic and then you just really sort of lose the thread entirely. And there's a lot of  that that we're seeing in his speech patterns.

[00:03:28]What we're seeing is real. Dr. Frank George,  an award winning psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist also weighed in with David Pakman.  Yes, dementia, bipolar, depression, those are instances that can be overcome. Well, the  dementia, it progresses also, but it's still a disorder that happens at some point.  Depression is something that happens to you.

[00:03:57]Malignant narcissism is something that is a core  of the person's personality. It begins before birth. has some genetic components developed. You  know, neurodevelopmental components, childhood, adolescence, it just becomes more and more  enabled depending on their environment.

[00:04:16]Donald Trump had the absolute best or in this  case, worst environment for enabling it. uh Worst in terms of letting it be enabled. And it is  part of the person's core. Then there was a really good follow up here to George from David Pakman  that I think is really worth showing. So take a look. Are malignant narcissism and frontotemporal  dementia more commonly uh coexisting than they do, than they exist individually? They're independent  of one another. I really don't think one is at all predictive of the other. Yeah, they're both a  pretty low probability. The probability of them coexisting is sort of astronomically small.  It's a It's a bad lottery win, basically. It is relatively low in the population to have one  occur along with the other independently.

[00:05:15]You can sort of multiply them and get a number  that's astronomically small. Then there's another voice in the field of medicine who would analyze  the president's signature. the federal government a lot of money. What this executive order does  is it establishes a fixed price contract as the default in most federal. I would like for to look  for in this clip is how he deals with the pen.

[00:05:37]He has to use his left hand to twist it around  versus just being able to like have the dexterity to spin the pen around with his right hand.  So that's a sign of fine motor control issues.

[00:05:47]We operate on a cost plus basis. This provides  oftentimes weird incentives for contractors. So it gets more chaotic around the word Donald  cost the federal government a lot of money.

[00:05:58]What this executive order does is it establishes  A fixed price contract is the default in most... It's almost like he's like should be moving his  pen to the right. It's almost like it's stuck just going up and down. And so he has these letters  that are like on top of each other. So here's a comparison between his signature from this day  and his signature not too long ago. You can tell that there's slight differences in just these  two signatures and they're not that far apart.

[00:06:27]right around where it should say Donald. There's  just a lot more overlap of the letters for the more current one. Two pictures on top, you have  Donald Trump signing an executive order in 2020.

[00:06:37]And below you have Donald Trump that signed that  executive order just then. first of all, look at him. Look at how much he has aged in six years.  And then also take a look at the two signatures.

[00:06:51]The two signatures also look significantly  different. I feel great. I physically and mentally, I feel like I did 50 years ago. It's  crazy. Now, there'll be a time when I won't be able to give you that answer, but that time has  come, you know? I do, I think it's very important.

[00:07:09]I've done more physicals. I take physicals just to  give the report out. I take cognitive physicals, so I do a cognitive mind test, okay? And a lot of  people wouldn't be able to do very well. Not easy, you you get to those last questions. I've aced,  I've done three of them. No other president has agreed to do them. I do them because I have  no problem with it because I'm 100%. Look, the signs they are assigning, because what we  are seeing is a man who is clearly declining.

[00:07:40]And there are so many that are helping to cover  it up, just like they are the Epstein files.

[00:07:46]They will continue covering it up because they  hitch their wagon to a fascist. And that is where we stand in the United States of America in 2026.  Hey, I appreciate you watching. Now if you can, please do become a channel member by going to  youtube.com slash tyt sports and clicking the join button. If that's too much for you, you can  just go to tyt.com slash join to become a member.

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