Stephen Colbert Spots The Brain Test Trump Just Flunked Right In Front Of Everyone
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The "Late Show" host explains the Trump moment with "a lot to unpack."
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert on Monday mocked Donald Trump for obsessing over one strange issue.
“This man never lost sight of what matters most to voters: That he once took a cognitive test that checks for brain damage,” he cracked.
Trump has repeatedly boasted about how he “aced” the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), which he took in 2020 when he was president. That’s the widely mocked “Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.” test that checks for the cognitive damage that could indicate dementia.
As such, it’s supposed to be easy.
But the former president has insisted that it’s difficult, and did so again over the weekend in a clip Colbert played.
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