Trump can’t remember word for Alzheimer’s, claims ‘I don’t have it’
During a New York Magazine interview, Trump momentarily forgot the term Alzheimer's while discussing his father's illness, fueling ongoing concerns about his cognitive health at age 79.
- President Donald Trump struggled to remember the word 'Alzheimer's' when referring to the brain disease his late father had.
- Trump pointed to his forehead and asked his press secretary for the word, saying 'Like an Alzheimer's thing'.
- After criticism about his inability to recall the word, Trump said White House doctors confirmed he is in 'PERFECT HEALTH' and 'ACED' his cognitive exams.
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Does Trump have Alzheimer’s? His niece reveals as POTUS ironically forgets the word for it
Donald Trump’s niece Mary Trump suggested he may be showing signs reminiscent of Alzheimer’s, citing disorientation and a “deer-in-the-headlights” look. Trump denied concerns, citing genetics and health, despite forgetting the term during an interview.
Trump can’t remember the word ‘Alzheimer’s’ when describing his dad’s health problems
Trump became the oldest president to be sworn into office last January
President Donald Trump seemed to see what's called Alzheimer's disease during a conversation with a journalist who denied that he would suffer from this infection, according to HuffPost.
'An Alzheimer’s thing': Trump just shrugs at his memory lapses, 'whatever it is, my attitude is whatever'
We all know something is wrong with Donald Trump‘s brain, but is he actually suffering from Alzheimer’s? Suspicions that all’s not well in the presidential cranium have dogged him throughout his political career, but his increasingly surreal speeches and strange pronouncements over the course of the last year have heightened speculation. In what feels like a classic case of overcompensation, any time Trump’s mental fitness enters the news cycle,…
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