Topic: Cognitive Assessment

Professor Victor Davis Hanson describes President Joe Biden's physical and mental decline as "geometric," noting his "reptilian" complexion and unusual gait. The hosts compare the lack of media scrutiny regarding Biden's health to the intense demands for Donald Trump to take the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. They also critique the poor sound quality of Hanson's podcast.

Medical professionals analyzed Joe Biden's history of two brain aneurysms repaired in 1988, noting that such surgeries can lead to long-term cognitive impairment. Additionally, Biden's atrial fibrillation and use of blood thinners increase the risk of "silent strokes," which present as faltering thought processes. These factors are being compared to the Montreal Cognitive Assessment test previously taken by President Trump.

Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson provided a detailed medical briefing on President Donald Trump's health, confirming the President scored 30/30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. Jackson addressed concerns regarding Trump's speech slurring, attributing it to the use of Sudafed. The media's aggressive questioning of the military physician is highlighted as a sign of deep-seated bias.