Donald Trump made numerous verbal slip-ups at his rally on Sunday, causing observers to suggest he was "slurring words" and even that he has dementia.
Trump spoke in Arizona, where Fox News cut away from the former president's speech as he was accusing the media of being "corrupt."
Trump also messed up his words at several points, leading to extended online mockery.
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At one point in his presentation, Trump was talking about allegations that he is "getting old." He pivoted to Joe Biden, saying the current president is "cognitively repaired." It is clear that Trump meant to say Biden is cognitively "impaired."
In another instance of misspeaking at the same rally, Trump called the country a "company" and then immediately corrected it.
Popular liberal influencer Spiro’s Ghost seized on that moment, writing, "Two cheers for D E M E N T I A."
Trump also said something that baffled social media users who couldn't figure out what word Trump was attempting to say.
"We have Aseurasians in our room. We have some incredible people in our room. We have so many that we just can’t. But we have some people..." the ex-president said. It's possible he was trying to say "Arizonans," referring to people from the state.
Veteran and political commentator Allison Gill, better known as Mueller, She Wrote, responded to that remark by saying, "
American Bridge 21st Century to post the following:
"'You know who the smartest person they say in history was? Albert Einssshhhtt — he said Trump! I agree with him!' We're in the slurring words and narcissism part of the speech today."
