'Isn't The Flex You Think It Is': Critics Pour Trump's Weird Milk Brag Down The Drain
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Social media users tossed a "real question" to the president following his cognitive comments in the Oval Office.
President Donald Trump was delighted over milk on Wednesday, suggesting that the moo juice made him smarter.
Just before signing a bill allowing schools to serve whole and 2% milk, along with fat-free and low-fat options, in the cafeteria, Trump cut in, as retired neurosurgeon and national nutrition adviser Ben Carson emphasized the importance of dairy consumption for brain development.
“So milk would help your cognitive ability?” asked Trump during the Oval Office signing ceremony.
“Absolutely,” Carson answered. “You can tell who’s been drinking milk —”
“Taken cognitive tests,” interjected Trump, which sparked laughter among those surrounding the Resolute desk. “I’ve taken a lot of them.”
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