Trump's Latest Odd Brain Boast Has One Whale Of A Plot Twist
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The former president bragged about a question the test does not have.
Donald Trump is putting a new spin on his boast about a cognitive test he took four years ago, this time working a whale and some tricky math into the story.
“I aced it,” he bragged of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), aka the infamous “Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.” test that Trump said he was given in 2020 when he was president.
During a rambling aside with multiple digressions on Wednesday, Trump claimed the test is much harder than the media has made it out to be.
“They always show you the first one, like a giraffe, a tiger, a this or that. A whale. Which one is the whale?” he said, correctly.
“Then it gets harder and harder and harder,” Trump insisted. “And then it’s multiply 3,293 times 4, divide by 3.”
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