'I Spy A Cognitive!' Stephen Colbert Spots Sure Sign Of Trump's Brain Going 'South'
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The latest presidential flub comes just days after he boasted of his cognitive health.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert spotted an unusual message from President Donald Trump earlier this week.
During his travels through Asia, the president posted two baffling words on his Truth Social website that he later deleted:
“Uh-oh!” Colbert said as he read the message. “I spy a cognitive ― and when it comes to his brain, things are clearly going South Caredddd.”
Colbert pronounced each “d.”
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