According to the Daily Mirror, the verbal war began after Trump, a 6 -year -old, sporadic discussion of California’s fires, claiming to have forced the governor to “open water”. In the middle of the television session, he called the governor “impatient” and announced that he personally ordered that water be connected to fire valves during […]
According to the Daily Mirror, the verbal war began after Trump, a 6 -year -old, sporadic discussion of California’s fires, claiming to have forced the governor to “open water”.
In the middle of the television session, he called the governor “impatient” and announced that he personally ordered that water be connected to fire valves during recent fires.
“There was no blue,” Trump said. “So we brought hundreds of millions of gallons daily from the Pacific to extinguish the fire. They closed the faucet. We opened the milk. I actually had to do it by force. “
In response, Noussam released a video clip of Trump’s statements in X, along with an image of a conversation with Group, artificial intelligence chats of the platform.
The governor of Nawsam asked, “Do people with dementia repeatedly repeat the wrong things?” “Yes, people with dementia can repeat false statements or beliefs, a behavior that is often associated with memory disorders and cognitive changes.
“This can create or repeat the false memories to fill the reminder gaps, or perseverance, where they focus on a particular idea or statement,” the chats continued.
California officials have repeatedly denied Trump’s narrative of the fire. During the January fires, water valves in Los Angeles dried up, but the city declared “excessive demand”. The Ministry of Water Resources has rejected Trump’s claim that the army had been dispatched to return water and confirmed that federal water pumps had simply resumed their activities after a planned maintenance interruption.
However, the Trump team responded to Noussam’s remarks. “Nawsam says anything to divert his attention from his terrible management in the California fires that President Trump was forced to enter and clean,” the spokesman said.
The difference is in the wake of Trump’s mental health studies and increasing concerns about his ability to govern. Only last month, the president has repeatedly confused the names of countries, individuals and historical periods.
He referred to the Democratic Republic of Congo as the “Condo Republic”, named the Russian city of St. Petersburg as the Soviet era “Leningrad” and thanked a “Christie Witmer” with no foreign existence – apparently a combination of Christie Noim, the governor of South Dakota, and Grecrant Governor.
Trump also recently confused Noa with Christie Kerr, a golfist. Meanwhile, Noussam has taken the opportunity to highlight what Trump’s cognitive decline, and to increase his online presence with Trump -style social media tactics.
Concerns about Trump’s health have been exacerbated with recent physical symptoms, including ankle swelling, bruising of the hands and unstable walking.
In response, Trump’s team has resorted to Rooney Jackson, a former White House physician, now representative of Congress, to publicly confirm the health of the former president.
Jackson, a 6 -year -old, who once claimed Trump could “live for up to 5 years”, was removed from his military degree after several accusations of abuse, including the distribution of prescription drugs “such as candy” and drinking alcohol while performing a duty.
He no longer has a valid medical license outside of emergency, but reports that he has been involved in the treatment of Trump after shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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