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Speaker 1st. A viral image of Donald Trump is making the rounds online.
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Speaker 1st. A viral image of Donald Trump is making the rounds online.
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It's become the latest source of questions about his health and what is happening behind the scenes at the White House.
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Now, take a look at this image showing a sort of slack jawed Trump with what is sometimes known as dementia face.
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Now, before we go any further,
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I want to be very upfront with everybody and establish something that I think is important.
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Nobody can diagnose dementia from a photograph.
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We can't diagnose Parkinson's from a picture.
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We can't really diagnose any neurological condition from a single frame captured of Donald Trump in his limo.
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That's not really what this is about.
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This is about the political problem that this raises for Donald Trump,
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because this picture is not going viral in a vacuum.
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If this were the first weird image,
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strange physical appearance, first question about Trump's health and he otherwise was confidently presenting as healthy as he claims to be,
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nobody would really care.
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But that's not what's going on.
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This photograph is landing in the middle of this growing pile of questions
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that the White House keeps insisting everybody should ignore a president who tells us he's in perfect health,
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put out a very concerning,
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unusual medical report at 11 p.m after his third physical in 13 months,
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not looking particularly healthy, not even looking particularly healthy for a lot of the circumstances,
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including the best health care anybody can get or any of that stuff.
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He insists that he's perfect and that everything we and yet everything we see raises different sorts of questions.
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He's bragging about cognitive tests that he thinks are intelligence tests.
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And we've got the ankles and the hand bruising.
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And I'm not going to repeat all of it endlessly,
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but we have an environment here where after years of claiming Biden didn't know where he was,
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Biden's got dementia, Biden's confused,
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Biden can't can't govern, can't do anything.
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Trump all of a sudden has a growing list of health issues and problems,
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questions around his health.
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And he appears with this slack jawed look
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that sometimes this is what can sometimes happen to people as they age and particularly when they have dementia,
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is that they lose muscle tone in the muscles required to hold the mouth shut.
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You might not think of it,
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if you sort of just put your,
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your, your face at rest to keep the mouth closed,
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that does actually require some muscle.
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And sometimes you see that ability diminish in people with dementia.
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So this image comes out and it's another sort of medical mystery.
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And the questions are starting again.
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Was this taken out of context?
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What explains this?
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We have it happening at the exact same time as the delayed medical report.
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And when you zoom out,
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you see that the explanations we get for stuff never really satisfy and make us go,
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okay, yeah, that's, that's what that is.
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That makes sense.
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We were told the bruising on both hands is from shaking hands and taking aspirin.
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Trump doesn't shake hands with his left hand,
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so it doesn't really make sense.
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We're told you shouldn't be speculating.
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You shouldn't be asking questions.
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This is not right.
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And then this image appears.
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They made health, age and virality a central part of their political brand and a central attack against Joe Biden.
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So then we have to be able to hold them to the same standards.
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Now, I think it's also important to mention Republicans established this standard.
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They said even back before Biden was president,
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when it was Biden versus Trump,
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Trump running for re-election in 2020,
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they said Biden has the facial expression of dementia,
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which is what we're talking about here.
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Biden is making verbal mistakes,
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many of which were Biden stutter.
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Biden, we need more transparency from Biden's doctors and there are all these signs of aging.
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And what the primary issue around presidential health is that it's the most important thing.
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We need to know that the president is healthy.
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If you apply the same standard to Donald Trump,
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you have to come away concerned.
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And they told us Americans have a duty to scrutinize the health of every candidate and every president.
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If that applied to Biden,
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it has to be applied to Donald Trump as well.
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It's called consistency.
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And I want to try to be consistent now in being as charitable as I think Trump deserves.
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Maybe this photograph is nothing.
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Maybe the photograph was taken sort of at a weird moment or the angle made Trump look confused.
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And I don't know, maybe there's a completely ordinary explanation.
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Maybe he was chewing a piece of saltwater taffy and it was getting stuck to his teeth.
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And I don't know.
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It looked like his mouth was hanging open in what some people call dementia face.
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It's possible.
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But when you combine the image with the administration's obsession with controlling information about Donald Trump's health,
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it's hard to assume there's nothing here.
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I start with we've got to think about what this is rather than let's not even think about it
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because it's probably nothing.
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The picture doesn't prove dementia.
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I think if anybody's out there diagnosing because of this picture, it's a mistake.
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But the story is the administration is insisting
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and they have for 10 years with propaganda documents that Trump is in perfect health.
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And every couple of days,
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something new happens that makes us say what on earth is going on.
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Corporate media will not touch it.
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They are terrified.
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They are terrified of getting sued.
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They are terrified of negative attention and they just aren't going to do it.
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And so it's left to others to ask these questions.
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And, you know, there were many of us saying about Biden,
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he shouldn't run for reelection.
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This is not only a one way thing.
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It's just to what degree does the evidence support concern?
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I said Biden shouldn't run for reelection and he didn't.
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I thought it was a mistake and it ended up in a disaster.
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And even after Biden's disastrous June 27th debate performance,
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when I said the pressure has built,
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he's not going to be able to stay in.
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Some in my audience were angry saying,
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David, you shouldn't say that you've got to just stick with it.
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But I always tell it to you like I see it.
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And this picture in and of itself is not dispositive and it doesn't allow us to make any particular diagnosis,
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but it does add to the growing list of areas of concern.
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And importantly, we don't know what's going on until there is genuine transparency.
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And I don't know if we will ever get that until it's too late.
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These questions are not going to go away.
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  • dementia face: 치매 얼굴
  • medical report: 의료 보고서
  • neurological condition: 신경학적 상태
  • cognitive tests: 인지 테스트
  • slack jawed: 힘없이 열린 입으로
  • bruising: 멍
  • confused: 혼란스러운
  • shake hands: 악수하다

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