Radio Host: Trump's Been ‘Saying Wild Shit His Whole Life,’ So Nobody Would Notice Cognitive Decline
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Charlamagne Tha God previously argued that President Donald Trump is "losing it as badly as Biden."
“Breakfast Club” host Charlamagne Tha God took another jab at President Donald Trump Thursday, suggesting his behavior and comments are a sign of cognitive decline that no one would notice.
The conversation stemmed from “Flagrant” co-host Akaash Singh asking Charlamagne whether he believes Trump is “dying” based on images of the recurring bruise that’s been visible on his hand since February.
Charlamagne dodged the question about Trump’s physical health, saying he does not like “diagnosing people.”
However, Charlamagne did comment on Trump’s cognitive health, echoing his previous comments from a July appearance on “The Daily Show” when he claimed the president is “losing it as badly as [former President Joe] Biden,” but that conservative media covers him differently.
“Memory loss, check,” Charlamagne said on “The Daily Show.” “He’s stealing Biden’s whole flow, word for word, bar for bar. I bet Biden’s somewhere watching this, thinking, ‘Where am I?’”
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