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Keith Edwards challenges Trump's cognitive-test boasts and third-term claim

The commentary pairs Trump's account of repeated testing with his assertion that he has the right to run for president again.

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Why this story? 984,528 views so far, and here is what is inside it.

something is VERY wrong..

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0:00Edwards argues that Trump's public appearances show declining mental capacity.
3:44A Polymarket chart favors Amy Acton over Vivek Ramaswamy in Ohio's governor's race.
4:50Trump recounts cognitive-test questions involving animals and mathematical calculations.
10:12Trump discusses presidential term limits and says he believes he has the right to run again.
11:03Nick Fuentes expresses concern about Trump's rally behavior and interactions with the press.

Donald Trump says he took a cognitive test three times and received no credit for it. Keith Edwards treats that boast as a question rather than reassurance in "something is VERY wrong..", a commentary video examining the president's public appearances ahead of the midterms.

Edwards's central argument is that Trump's speaking and behavior show deterioration in his mental capacity. He builds that argument from rally and press clips, including a vocal interruption that he replays and enlarges, and Trump's account of test questions involving animals and calculations. That is Edwards's interpretation of the appearances, not a medical finding.

A separate clip brings the discussion from personal capacity to presidential limits. "So I think I have the right to run again," Trump says. The Constitution's 22nd Amendment bars a person from being elected president more than twice. Trump has already been elected twice.

Edwards also turns to Ohio's governor's race, discussing Vivek Ramaswamy's attack on Amy Acton and displaying a Polymarket chart favoring Acton. Those are betting-market odds, not a voter poll.

The upload has drawn nearly a million views. Its closing stretch includes far-right commentator Nick Fuentes voicing his own concern about Trump's rally behavior, extending Edwards's argument beyond criticism from the political left.