Slurring Trump struggles to deliver teleprompter speech

[0:00] Donald Trump delivered a dementia riddled Veterans Day speech rife with jerking and pumping [0:06] and slurred his way through a confused teleprompter read. [0:10] Now, I want to remind you the whole point of this. [0:13] Trump gave a Veterans Day speech that was supposed to honor America's military veterans [0:19] and show respect to those who have chosen to serve. [0:23] And instead, we got confused statements, garbled words and turbo glitches, as well as some [0:30] very confusing physical movements. [0:34] Now, keep in mind that this is mostly a prepared speech, even though when Biden and Obama used [0:40] teleprompters, they were bad. [0:42] Trump uses the teleprompter for every speech and we're not supposed to talk about it. [0:47] So the point is Trump isn't being surprised by difficult questions. [0:51] His terrible performance isn't being catalyzed by nasty reporters. [0:57] It's Trump attempting to read a speech off of a teleprompter. [1:01] And even when he was trying to talk about a veteran, he just loses his train of thought. [1:07] He loses his orientation to the tone and tenor of what he is reading. [1:12] And he's just kind of saying random words, guys. [1:15] This stuff doesn't really make any sense. [1:17] In 2010, Green Beret, Ryan Hendrickson was leading his team through a Taliban-held village [1:25] in Afghanistan at three in the morning when he was stepped on by. [1:31] Oh, he's lost it. [1:33] He realizes what the F am I reading here? [1:36] He was stepped on by enemy. [1:39] I mean, he was the enemy was all over. [1:41] And he made the mistake, a mistake that people understood when they were in the battles of jungles. [1:48] What he stepped on enemy explosives, a lot of them. [1:55] He doesn't know what he is reading. [1:58] It would sort of be like if you put what's an example. [2:01] If you put Portuguese text in front of me, like because it's similar enough to Spanish, [2:08] I'd have a gist of what the theme is. [2:11] But I would kind of just be looking at these words and doing my best for my brain to convert them into [2:16] speech, but I wouldn't really know what I'm saying exactly. [2:20] I think Trump's not even there here. [2:23] The he made a mistake and the enemy was all over. [2:26] And what now it got worse because Trump then glitched badly. [2:31] And it was once again one of these physical glitches. [2:34] He goes, we come today to do these hall grounds and you will see the physical and you will see [2:42] the verbal and it is happening again and again and again. [2:46] We come today to these how ground we come again to these how ground do that again, sir. [2:55] What was that today to these how grounds and how how ground where is Jake Tapper's book? [3:04] Where is Jake Tapper's book about Trump's inability to serve and his constant glitches and twitches? [3:12] By the way, we'll get back to that. [3:14] Donald Trump making a statement that is more of a cell phone than I think he realizes. [3:20] He proudly declares we will not allow anyone to hurt or damage our country with a bad, foolish, [3:30] horrible ideology. [3:31] We won't let it happen. [3:32] Now, of course, Trump's ideology is bad, foolish and horrible, and it has hurt and damaged our country. [3:41] General and to some just unbearable and to stand strong when all else gives way. [3:47] You stand stronger than anybody that's ever stood before. [3:52] And I will never allow anyone to hurt our country. [3:56] We're not going to allow anyone to hurt or damage our country with bad, foolish, horrible ideology. [4:03] I'm not going to let it happen. [4:05] I'm not going to let it happen. [4:06] I'm going to be doing it myself. [4:08] I won't let anyone else do that because I've been doing it for the last decade. [4:12] If we're talking about bad, foolish, horrible ideologies that damage the United States, [4:17] I can think of a pretty obvious example, and it's coming from the guy standing at the lectern. [4:22] Donald Trump making an announcement that, listen, I'm not a veteran. [4:26] I want to hear from veterans in the audience. [4:28] Trump says we are going to be building an arch or an arc, as he sometimes calls it, to our veterans. [4:36] Health care for veterans? [4:37] No, no, no, no, no. [4:38] We're going to build an arch to the veterans in the audience. [4:42] Is this what you want Trump working on for you? [4:44] And soon we're going to dedicate a magnificent, triumphal arc to our veterans. [4:50] And that's in honor of our great veterans and our great militaries. [4:55] They've been waiting for it for 200 years. [4:57] These veterans have been spending the last 200 years saying not better access to health care, [5:04] not help with housing, not help with mental health services. [5:07] What I need is an enormous monument with Trump's fingerprints all over it that will do nothing for me. [5:16] Donald Trump taking on the subject of the war with Iran. [5:21] And he says, we didn't start the war, we won the war. [5:25] And of course, we did start the war and we haven't won the war. [5:30] It's all backwards on Veterans Day. [5:33] America did not start a war with Iran. [5:35] No. [5:36] Iran has been waging war in America since 1979. [5:40] This should have been taken care of a long time ago. [5:42] Right. [5:43] Under this administration, thank you. [5:49] Under this administration, and it was about time, [5:54] somebody fought back, all of us fought back, we fought back. [5:57] And we seriously fought back and we won. [6:00] It's just a question of when we want to end it. [6:03] We want to make sure we have a total victory, not a 93% victory. [6:06] It's going to be total. [6:07] Total. [6:08] It'll take them 25 years to rebuild back what we have destroyed. [6:12] Listen, I'm trying to be not hyperbolic here. [6:16] If Trump hadn't torn up the Obama JCPOA, the nuclear agreement, we would probably have 100 billion more dollars, 800 fewer injured Americans, 18 or 21. [6:33] They don't really report it accurate. [6:34] Somewhere between 18 and 20 something fewer dead Americans. [6:38] Gasoline, that would probably be a dollar cheaper. [6:42] Zero U.S. bases severely damaged. [6:46] And Iran's uranium would be capped. [6:49] But that's not what we have. [6:50] And what Trump now wants us to believe is we've won the war, but it's a 93% victory. [6:56] And so in order to get us to 100, to get us that extra 7%, Trump is threatening to destroy more of Iran. [7:03] What does that mean? [7:04] I don't know. [7:04] Why is that the subject of a Veterans Day speech honoring people who served? [7:08] I don't know. [7:09] And then finally, Donald Trump jerking and pumping, which Trump jerking and pumping, not really appropriate at any of these events. [7:20] But is it appropriate on Veterans Day? [7:22] You tell me. [7:22] Here he is. [7:23] There you go. [7:32] Can I hold on? [7:33] Let me see if I can hear. [7:37] I don't know, guys. [7:38] What are we watching here? [7:39] Strange, repeated pumping and jerking movements during a ceremony that's supposed to be solemn. [7:45] I don't know. [7:45] But a remarkable visual on which to end this speech. [7:49] And so, listen, the totality of this is confused sentences, a proposal for a giant arc, as Trump calls it, [7:57] talk of destroying Iran and claims that the war in Iran is won and we are in the process of winning it. [8:06] To the veterans in the audience, is that the sort of speech you like from a president? [8:12] You tell me. [8:13] I don't know. [8:14] I want to defer to the veterans. [8:15] Thank you.