Stephen Colbert Exposes Trump's 'Cognitive Decline' In Baffling New Rally Flubs
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The "Late Show" host shared footage of the former president struggling at multiple events in recent days.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert said Donald Trump’s “cognitive decline was on full display” at a series of rallies and other events in recent days.
Colbert shared clips of the former president trying to define the word “grocery” and then trashing the city of Detroit while speaking at an event in Detroit.
“Trump also held a rally in Arizona where his brain continued to die a very public death,” Colbert said, then rolled footage of Trump attempting to shoutout a group of Assyrian supporters, but struggling monumentally with the word.
“They should have given him a simpler ethnicity to pronounce,” Colbert cracked. “Like was anyone in the crowd from grocery?”
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