After mocking Biden for cognitive decline, Trump himself cant recall details of his 'favourite' cognitive test
US President Donald Trump got his physical and cognitive test done on Friday (April 11), however, seems like, he was not able to recall the details of his "favourite" cognitive test.&nbsp;
Trump, during the presidential campaign last year, mocked former President Joe Biden multiple times for his "cognitive decline", targeting the former president for his age.&nbsp;
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However, Trump while talking to reporters, was unable to recall the details of his cognitive test which he took as part of his physical. But, he assured reporters that he got all the answers right.&nbsp;
Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One about his annual physical, Trump was asked about the cognitive assessment included in his annual doctor&rsquo;s visit.
While he seemed unable, or (maybe) unwilling to recall specific details, he told the reporters, &nbsp;&ldquo;It&rsquo;s a pretty well-known test. Whatever it is. I got everyone right.&rdquo;
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Trump further said that he took the test because he "wanted to be a little different than Biden" who faced significant scrutiny during his term for showing signs of cognitive decline.&nbsp;
Of his health overall, Trump said, &ldquo;I felt I was in very good shape. Good heart. A good soul. A very good soul.&rdquo;
Moreover, full details of his physical are expected to be released on Sunday. After his physical by Navy Captain Sean Barbabella, Trump went straight from the appointment to Florida on Friday, boarding Air Force One shortly after departing Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre.&nbsp;
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During Trump's recent presidential campaign, he had always touted his cognitive abilities, telling the crowd at an event in Iowa in December 2023.&nbsp;
"I took a physical and I passed with flying colors," he said.&nbsp;
He continued, &ldquo;And I took a cognitive exam. I said, &lsquo;Doctor, give me anything you want, I want to take it.&lsquo;&rdquo; He added that he felt potential presidential candidates should be &ldquo;forced to take&rdquo; cognitive exams, adding that then-President Joe Biden would not be able to match his results.
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: US President Donald Trump, during the presidential campaign last year, mocked former President Joe Biden multiple times for his "cognitive decline".

After mocking Biden for cognitive decline, Trump himself cant recall details of his 'favourite' cognitive test US President Donald Trump got his physical and cognitive test done on Friday (April 11), however, seems like, he was not able to recall the details of his "favourite" cognitive test. Trump, during the presidential campaign last year, mocked former President Joe Biden multiple times for his "cognitive decline", targeting the former president for his age. Also read: Donald Trump undergoes both cardio and cognitive tests at first annual medical checkup: 'In very good shape' However, Trump while talking to reporters, was unable to recall the details of his cognitive test which he took as part of his physical. But, he assured reporters that he got all the answers right. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One about his annual physical, Trump was asked about the cognitive assessment included in his annual doctor’s visit. While he seemed unable, or (maybe) unwilling to recall specific details, he told the reporters, “It’s a pretty well-known test. Whatever it is. I got everyone right.” Also read: Iran seeks 'fair and honourable' deal as Trump says Tehran 'can't have a nuclear weapon' Trump further said that he took the test because he "wanted to be a little different than Biden" who faced significant scrutiny during his term for showing signs of cognitive decline. Of his health overall, Trump said, “I felt I was in very good shape. Good heart. A good soul. A very good soul.” Moreover, full details of his physical are expected to be released on Sunday. After his physical by Navy Captain Sean Barbabella, Trump went straight from the appointment to Florida on Friday, boarding Air Force One shortly after departing Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre. WATCH: Can Americans remove Donald Trump from office if he keeps getting wilder? During Trump's recent presidential campaign, he had always touted his cognitive abilities, telling the crowd at an event in Iowa in December 2023. "I took a physical and I passed with flying colors," he said. He continued, “And I took a cognitive exam. I said, ‘Doctor, give me anything you want, I want to take it.‘” He added that he felt potential presidential candidates should be “forced to take” cognitive exams, adding that then-President Joe Biden would not be able to match his results. Also read: Trump in, Obama out: Donald Trump's 'fight! fight! fight!' portrait replaces Barack Obama's in White House (With inputs from agencies)

After mocking Biden for cognitive decline, Trump himself can't recall details of his 'favourite' cognitive test

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-says-100-ready-to-shut-down-mexico-border-207612">US President Donald Trump</a> took a shot on Tuesday at former Vice President Joe Biden, a possible Democratic rival in the 2020 race for the White House, mocking him over allegations of unwanted physical contact with women.

In a speech to a fundraising dinner for the National Republican Congressional Committee, Trump twice alluded to the allegations from two women that are hanging over Biden as he weighs whether to enter the contest to become the Democratic candidate in November 2020 presidential elections.

A former Nevada state legislator last week accused Biden of kissing her on the back of the head at a 2014 event, and a Connecticut woman said Biden rubbed noses with her at a 2009 event. Biden has said he did not believe he ever acted inappropriately, and his defenders have said he is known for hugging and being physically affectionate.

In wide-ranging remarks that meandered for more than 80 minutes but often circled back to the 2020 race, Biden was the only potential rival Trump mentioned by name - a sign that he would view Biden as a strong challenger, was he to enter and win the Democratic race.

Biden was vice president under President Barack Obama and had a long career in the Senate before that. He had been expected to announce his bid for the Democratic primary race this month and has led the large field of Democratic hopefuls in opinion polls.

Trump told the dinner, which raised $23 million for Republicans running for the House of Representatives, a story about wanting to kiss a general he met in Iraq who had promised an expedient end to a campaign against Islamic State militants in Syria.

"I said, 'General: come here and give me a kiss.' I felt like Joe Biden," Trump said, drawing laughter and applause.

Earlier, he told the crowd - which was dotted with members of the House - that they would be "going into the war with some socialists" in the next election.

"It looks like the only non-, sort of, heavy socialist is being taken care of pretty well by the socialists," Trump said.

One of Biden's accusers has been a supporter of Senator Bernie Sanders, who has already entered the Democratic primary race, and whose views are to the left of Biden.

"I was going to call him - I don't know him well - I was going to say, 'Welcome to the world, Joe. You have a good time, Joe? You have a good time?" Trump said.

Trump struggled during his 2016 run for office with multiple accusations of unwanted sexual contact from women, particularly after videotaped remarks emerged of Trump bragging about groping women.

Biden, while campaigning for Trump's Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton, had said he would like to take Trump "behind the gym" to beat him up for the comments.

US President Donald Trump took a shot on Tuesday at former Vice President Joe Biden, a possible Democratic rival in the 2020 race for the White House, mocking him over allegations of unwanted physical contact with women.

US President Donald Trump took a shot on Tuesday at former Vice President Joe Biden, a possible Democratic rival in the 2020 race for the White House, mocking him over allegations of unwanted physical contact with women. In a speech to a fundraising dinner for the National Republican Congressional Committee, Trump twice alluded to the allegations from two women that are hanging over Biden as he weighs whether to enter the contest to become the Democratic candidate in November 2020 presidential elections. A former Nevada state legislator last week accused Biden of kissing her on the back of the head at a 2014 event, and a Connecticut woman said Biden rubbed noses with her at a 2009 event. Biden has said he did not believe he ever acted inappropriately, and his defenders have said he is known for hugging and being physically affectionate. In wide-ranging remarks that meandered for more than 80 minutes but often circled back to the 2020 race, Biden was the only potential rival Trump mentioned by name - a sign that he would view Biden as a strong challenger, was he to enter and win the Democratic race. Biden was vice president under President Barack Obama and had a long career in the Senate before that. He had been expected to announce his bid for the Democratic primary race this month and has led the large field of Democratic hopefuls in opinion polls. Trump told the dinner, which raised $23 million for Republicans running for the House of Representatives, a story about wanting to kiss a general he met in Iraq who had promised an expedient end to a campaign against Islamic State militants in Syria. "I said, 'General: come here and give me a kiss.' I felt like Joe Biden," Trump said, drawing laughter and applause. Earlier, he told the crowd - which was dotted with members of the House - that they would be "going into the war with some socialists" in the next election. "It looks like the only non-, sort of, heavy socialist is being taken care of pretty well by the socialists," Trump said. One of Biden's accusers has been a supporter of Senator Bernie Sanders, who has already entered the Democratic primary race, and whose views are to the left of Biden. "I was going to call him - I don't know him well - I was going to say, 'Welcome to the world, Joe. You have a good time, Joe? You have a good time?" Trump said. Trump struggled during his 2016 run for office with multiple accusations of unwanted sexual contact from women, particularly after videotaped remarks emerged of Trump bragging about groping women. Biden, while campaigning for Trump's Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton, had said he would like to take Trump "behind the gym" to beat him up for the comments.

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