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Donald Trump gave a lengthy and, at times, meandering response when asked about Monday’s verdict in the Harvey Weinstein trial, and one noted psychiatrist says that the president’s behavior is a symptom of dementia.
John M. Talmadge, a professor of psychiatry as well as a physician, commented with a tweet on the president’s press conference, which was held in New Delhi on Tuesday while Trump was visiting India.
In response to a video showing Trump saying that he didn’t like Weinstein because he tried to defeat him in the 2016 election, Talmadge said that the video showed some concerning behavior.
“This was not Trump giving an answer to a question; this was a symptom. The condition is untreatable & uncurable. Alzheimer’s dementia destroy [sic] the life of Fred Trump, and dementia tends to run in families,” Talmadge tweeted.