Author Who Interviewed Trump 6 Times Offers Damning Examples Of Cognitive Struggles
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Ramin Setoodeh said Trump even seemed to think he still had foreign policy powers after leaving office.
The author of a new Donald Trump book who has spoken out about the former president’s “severe memory issues” offered some alarming examples on Tuesday.
Ramin Setoodeh, who interviewed Trump six times after he left office in 2021, told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins that there were points during those sessions when Trump seemed to think he still had some presidential powers.
“There was one day where he told me he needed to go upstairs to deal with Afghanistan, even though he clearly didn’t,” he said.
Collins appeared stunned.
“He told you that, while you were interviewing him at Trump Tower, he told you he needed to go upstairs to deal with Afghanistan?” she asked.
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