Wallace told Trump that he also took the cognitive test and it's not very hard.
Trump sharply objected: "... the first few questions are easy, but I'll bet you couldn't even answer the last five questions. I'll bet you couldn't, they get very hard, the last five questions."
I would say that's the last FOX interview we'll see from Trump, but his damaged brain won't allow him to lay low, so expect something more unhinged between now and November.
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Wallace told Trump that he also took the cognitive test and it's not very hard.
Trump sharply objected: "... the first few questions are easy, but I'll bet you couldn't even answer the last five questions. I'll bet you couldn't, they get very hard, the last five questions."
Did he think the cognitive test was an iq test? I hope so cause that's really funny.
Lmao, quoted for truth. It’s to test someone for brain damage and is commonly used in concussion prognosis.
The ego combined with stupidity it takes to brag about passing that test is astounding. Might as well brag that you were able to dress yourself today and go boom boom in the potty.
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Trump sharply objected: "... the first few questions are easy, but I'll bet you couldn't even answer the last five questions. I'll bet you couldn't, they get very hard, the last five questions”.
I remember when my friend told me that the color blind test was so hard, that I’d fail it too.
My friend was color blind.
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I think October-November is going to be utter chaos in the US.
The combination of school and work disruptions, business closures, etc. and the political situation in the lead up to the election during that period of time is just going to create havoc.
As opposed to the well run machine it is now?
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A lot of the same people at the Plaza today that have spent their weekends protesting to open up (during the lockdown) and generally for 'freedom'. suprised there was no 'Honk if you hate Trudeau' signs...also didn't see the 'Freeman of the Land' that have been at the demos that I have walked/rode by.
And one of the Utah commissioners is Danny Ainge's son!
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The Trump administration is trying to block billions of dollars for states to conduct testing and contact tracing in the upcoming coronavirus relief bill, people involved in the talks said Saturday.
The administration is also trying to block billions of dollars that GOP senators want to allocate for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and billions more for the Pentagon and State Department to address the pandemic at home and abroad, the people said.
The administration’s posture has angered some GOP senators, the officials said, and some lawmakers are trying to push back and ensure that the money stays in the bill. The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to reveal confidential deliberations, cautioned that the talks were fluid and the numbers were in flux.
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The two political parties are far apart on a number of contentious issues, such as unemployment insurance, but the conflict between Trump administration officials and Senate Republicans on money for testing and other priorities is creating a major complication even before bipartisan negotiations get under way.
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The administration is also seeking to zero out $10 billion in new funding for the CDC in the upcoming bill, while slashing spending for the Pentagon and State Department related to foreign aid, the person said.
Trump has been skeptical of State Department spending and foreign aid generally, but it was unclear why the Trump administration would seek to block money for the Pentagon for a variety of coronavirus-related expenses such as reimbursing contractors for providing paid leave to employees.
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At the same time they push cuts in testing and CDC funds, administration officials are trying to use the spending package to fund priorities that appear not directly related to the coronavirus — including a new FBI building, which has been a longtime priority for Trump, according to people involved.
