Trump's Speech Patterns Raise Concerns Over Coherence

Maggie Haberman highlights a noticeable shift in Trump's speaking style, describing it as increasingly rambling and unfocused.

Maggie Haberman, a CNN commentator and New York Times reporter, observes that Trump's speeches have become longer and more incoherent.
Trump's recent interview with Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait showcased his tendency to veer off-topic, sparking debates about his cognitive sharpness.
The former president's speeches now average 82 minutes, significantly longer than during his 2016 campaign, and include more extreme rhetoric.
Trump attributes his speaking style to a strategy he calls 'the weave,' though critics view it as an attempt to rationalize his disjointed communication.
Questions about Trump's mental acuity have been dismissed by him, as he continues to resist releasing full up-to-date medical records.