Trump blasts ‘sick’ critics who question his cognitive skills in final Michigan rally

Trump comments about his cognitive skills during rally in Michigan. Source: Reuters

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00:00Don't you like a president that doesn't need to use a teleprompter?

00:04Isn't there something refreshing?

00:09But I think I heard somebody say it's like 900, maybe a little more than 900 rallies.

00:21And, you know, rarely do they ever catch me making even a little mistake.

00:26I go through rally after rally, 10, 20, 30, and then I say the wrong.

00:33They say he's cognitively impaired.

00:36No, we're not.

00:37I'll let you know when that time happens.

00:39It could happen.

00:40But hopefully it's not going to be for a long time.

00:43He pronounced the word he slurred the word.

00:47And I hate to go back.

00:48You know, a lot of guys, they'll be talking and they'll make a mistake.

00:52Excuse me.

00:54Let me go back.

00:55When you do that, it's over for a good space.

00:57You can't do that.

00:58You just have to blaze through it and hope that they didn't hear the mistake.

01:03No.

01:05When Winston Churchill, who's a great speaker, he was actually a stutterer, a tremendous

01:10stutterer, and he became one of the greatest orators.

01:13But when Winston Churchill made a mistake, he didn't go, excuse me, and go back.

01:19He just blazed through it.

01:21But if I do it, they say he's cognitively impaired.

01:24There's something wrong with him.

01:25These people are sick.

01:26Those people.

01:27Look at them.

01:28Oh, that's a lot.

01:29That's a lot of people.