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Trump has DEFINITELY Had A Stroke

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Trump has DEFINITELY Had A Stroke

A new product from Mabelie, New York, introduces a gel-to-mist setting spray designed to lock in makeup for up to 24 hours without stickiness or residue, offering a comfortable, dewy finish. This product is presented as a standalone highlight in a segment that shifts focus to broader concerns about Donald Trump’s health and cognitive function. Experts, including Dr. John Gartner, argue that Trump’s symptoms—such as drooping facial movements, dozing during public events, and erratic speech—indicate possible stroke or frontotemporal dementia, a condition that worsens over time and leads to loss of judgment and impulse control. These neurological changes are seen as particularly dangerous for a U.S. president, especially given Trump’s history of authoritarian language and distrust of institutions. His frequent posts of AI-generated content and militaristic rhetoric are interpreted as signs of mental instability. The video also critiques the lack of mainstream media coverage on these health concerns, suggesting a systemic bias that protects Trump and enables unchecked power. Additionally, the discussion highlights the rise of data exploitation by brokers, prompting a call for tools like Incogni to protect personal information. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of public vigilance, citing Rosie O'Donnell’s warning about choosing faith over fear, and noting that Trump’s deteriorating health may signal a broader failure of democratic values and accountability.

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Imagine setting your makeup, then forgetting it's even theirs. Meet new grippy setting mist from Mabelie, New York. Gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours, with flexible all-day comfy grip. No tightness, no stickiness, no residue. Just plump, dewy, hydrated skin that still feels like your skin. Try new grippy setting mist from Mabelie, New York. Maybe it's Mabelie. This video is brought to you by Incogni. Donald Trump definitely had a stroke, and he's probably had another one recently. Why else would his mouth be drooping all the time? He'd be drooling, falling asleep, and every single public event that he has at the White House? Why else would Donald Trump be posting as much AI Slop as he does other than it being the fact that he clearly had a stroke? And that alone is terrifying, but what's even worse is that we can barely get the mainstream press to cover this, to ask questions about it, to investigate, to maybe pose it to the president himself. Did you or did you not? How can we believe you? I don't know. It seems like a reasonable thing to do, but that's what I want to talk about in this video. The stroke, I absolutely believe Trump had all the reasons why, including some of his crazed posts today. But I want to begin with someone who's got a little bit more medical understanding than I do. Dr. John Gartner, who talked about Donald Trump's cognitive decline, I think it's incredibly important. It's where I want to begin. Before all of the examples that Trump gave today of his probable stroke out, we got so much to talk about. It's not just that he has cognitive decline. He's a rock rolling downhill. I've said for years, look at Donald Trump today, because that's the best Donald Trump you're ever going to see. The nature of his organic cognitive decline, which I believe is probably front to temporal dementia, is that it never gets better and it never stays the same. It only gets worse. The rate of deterioration begins to accelerate. At this point, the decline is so rapid that he's not the same man he was four weeks ago. The frontal lobe is really what distinguishes us from animals. It's the thing that inhibits us from just acting on stray impulses, but the main thing people need to understand, if you think of that frontal lobe as deteriorating, right? And that's the break and that's the judgment, right? The two things you would need in a president of the United States, who's making decisions about where our judgment and restraint, and those are the two things that he is literally, we're almost down to zero in the tank. These are the patients in the nursing home, who they dose with high dose anti-psychotics, because they're so violent and out of control. And he's not just a patient in a nursing home. He's got the nuclear codes. You know, the way he's talked about the war in Iran, half the time he's incomprehensible, and half the time he's internally inconsistent. There's no rhyme or reason to it. He's become more erratic. He's become more disinhibited. He is a malignant narcissist on a good day, right, before he had organic cognitive decline, which means he is fundamentally an evil person, because his frontal lobes are deteriorating. He's losing judgment. He's losing what little impulse control he had. He's losing his hold on reality. What malignant narcissist like to do is to feel powerful by destroying and dominating and hurting other people. Their sexual sadists who feel better by causing harm to other people. He can use the US military to blow up whoever he wants, and that gives him gratification. You know, he said to Jonathan Swan that the military is looking forward to its next conquest. You know, this is fun for him, and he's becoming addicted to it in the international military arena, saying, "Oh, we'll take Cuba next." What people need to understand is, this person is insane. The problem is, yes, because he's always been a sadist. He's always been a liar. He's always been a mean person, right? He's always tried to make everyone feel bad and make himself feel powerful at their expense. That it seems like it's just more Trump. Well, in a sense, it is, because what happens when people get dementia is whatever personality to sort of they have becomes 10 times worse, and there's no one to advise him, no one to restrain him, no one to contradict him, and it's going to get worse. This is actually what's really quite so frightening. I see us hurtling towards the apocalypse, and I don't see anything getting in the way. I don't see any friction. So I'd say that that right there is a pretty compelling case to say the least that Donald Trump is at the very baseline in deep, deep cognitive decline. I've talked extensively about why this scares me so much. It's actually just the idea of the president, the United States having dementia like Donald Trump does terrifying, but that president being Donald Trump even worse, someone susceptible to flattery and lies and propaganda and being coaxed into whatever authoritarian or dictator or Natalie Harp wants him to do is an incredibly scary thought. Donald Trump himself as an individual has a lot of bad ideas about how this country should be run. We're a little lucky right now that mostly he's focused on just like ballrooms and shit, so it's still bad, but the biggest problem with Donald Trump to me, and there are so many is that he is just a puppet of this very broken system, and he is the best puppet for the worst people, for the oligarchs, for the Israelis, for anyone who wants to use Natalie Harp, or it's true Natalie Harp, but you use Trump for their doing, Putin, same way. So Donald Trump has become this puppet for the worst people to do the worst things. That is why I think that his stroke needs to be covered more, especially when more doctors are talking about it, and he's posting the way he did today. Concerning, Trump health signs flagged by expert, side of his mouth starting to droop. Donald Trump exhibited several concerning behaviors during a White House meeting earlier this week, behaviors that could point to a number of health related issues, forensic psychologists Paul or John Paul Garrison suggested Friday. Trump met with some of his top officials on Monday in the Oval Office to publicly discuss his administration's health care policies, and during the meeting appeared to doze off several times as we covered on the show, as covered by countless media outlets as well, but you know, they don't do it as well as we do. Doing a deep analysis of footage of the meeting on Friday, Garrison said one moment involving health and human services secretary RFK Jr. stood out to him. As RFK Jr. is trying to say, "You're the greatest ever. Nobody could have done this, but you." Donald Trump isn't reacting at all, Garrison said. Typically he's going to smile, he's going to nod, he's going to let people know, "I love people talking about me." Usually there's a reaction to that, this really does show how out of it he is right now. Trump appeared to doze off again following RFK Jr.'s remarks and exhibited a telling sign, Garrison argued, "As he's getting tired again, you're noticing this side of his mouth was starting to droop down, Garrison said he's falling asleep a few more times." And it's not just Donald Trump's physical appearance that suggests he had a stroke, it's also the way that he's behaving. As we know, Donald Trump loves to post AI Slop, but today he went on a 37 post spree as he continues to spiral. Donald Trump posted this AI Slop photo of him, I guess, ostensibly a general alongside George Washington in the Revolutionary War. And Donald Trump was really feeling the Washington vibe today because he had him in himself and in the Oval Office. I believe this is actually a picture of when Donald Trump had Zelinsky in the Oval Office and attacked him, so I don't know how great that is. Donald Trump also decided to really ramp up the fucking Nazi posting because we're doing Star Wars kind of Nazi-esque space force uniforms. This is what Donald Trump's focused on. It's always decorating that he cares about. It's really the whole game for him, it's just decorating shit. This is clearly just an unwell person focused on all of the wrong things. And again, that makes it easier for everything else that the executive branch does to be handed off to some Trump stooge or the highest bidder. Donald Trump really is just happy to be flattered by the people he worked for, who worked for him. He doesn't care if the people who are working for him are competent. And so it makes it really easy for a stooge to come in and decide, well, I'm a control of this part of the federal government now, how about I use it for profit? So it's not just about the fact that Donald Trump has likely had a stroke and it's why his mouth droops, it's why he post-slop, and so on and such, but it's also how that affects the rest of our government that terrifies me and is incredibly unsettling, especially in an age in which oligarchs want to come in and take over everything. They want to have social security privatized, you're seeing people kicked off their health care provided to them by their employers in mass because Donald Trump has made everything so expensive. And of course, corporate greed is unchecked in this country. It's why we should have Medicare for all. I think that's kind of a layup right there. But these oligarchs not only want to control our government, but they want to control us and they want to monitor every second of our lives and they need to surveil our data to do that. Which is why this week, I googled myself and realized that probably like you, my home address, my phone number, my relatives, they were listed on directory sites I had never signed up for. And that's the data broker economy, companies selling you your personal info to whoever's paying the highest. It's not ideal when you're trying to avoid getting doxed. That's why on this show, we use Incogni. Instead of filling out endless opt-out forms, Incogni automates legal removal requests to whoever, 420 data broker sites, resubmitting every 30 to 60 days. Brokers don't relist your info. On their unlimited plan, you get custom removals. If you stumble across a random site posting your info, you just send in Cogni the link and their privacy experts will work to get it taken down. Plus, I recently added a new feature, their Exposure Scanner, which actively searches the searchable web and brings all of those expose links right into your dashboard so you don't even have to hunt for them. Week back control, two days go to incogni.com/jac and use code Jack, all caps for 60% off an annual plan. That's IN, CO, GNI.com/jac, promo code Jack, risk free with a 30-day money back guarantee. They can't harm you if they can't find you. And I so believe the data privacy is so important and it is especially crazy that we're having this conversation at a time in which Donald Trump hides everything from us, his war crimes, the files. And also, of course, his medical records, because there are so many doctors who believe Donald Trump had a stroke. Another one shared what he thought right here. His head, a prior stroke, he was taking 325 milligrams of aspirin. That is only recommended for people who've had a stroke to prevent a second stroke from a partially blocked artery, major artery in the brain. And we see patients in the hospital or in clinic, even if we're seeing them for lung problems. We look at their drugs, we look at their past history. We see many patients who've had previous strokes and we know what that looks like. For President Trump earlier in the year, there was video of him shuffling and I thought that was weird. Then I saw him cradling his right hand in his left, which is a common involuntary thing that people with strokes had done when they have weakness on one side. He garbled words much more so a couple months ago than he's doing now. That implicates broke his speech area, which is in the frontal left portion of the brain. Recently, there was video of him walking down the stairs from Air Force One holding the baddest there with his left hand, yet he's right-handed, signs with his right hand. And his speech became much better. It's suggested to me along with a 325 milligram of aspirin for which you only take for one thing. He's had a prior stroke, he's recovered from this stroke. How is it that this government gets too high at absolutely everything from us, but also at the same time they're installing flat cameras on every corner and they want to steal all your data? It just feels a little incongruent, but that's how these things always are. It's always the rules for me, but not for the, right? That's what the oligarchs believe, that's what they want out of this country, and it is why we have to talk about Donald Trump's health because it is something that is fundamentally not being covered by the mainstream press, because they don't want Donald Trump to come after them. But those speaking out independently and also those who've always hated Donald Trump, they're certainly going to talk about it. And that's why I want to close with what Rosie O'Donnell had to say about Donald Trump and his mental decline. Well, in every major choice in your life, you only have one question to answer, will you choose faith or fear? And fear is the tool that they do, so we can't choose fear. We have to stand up for what we know or the truth is of truths of basic human decency. And we don't have that anymore. And it used to be a calling card for the United States. We hold these truths to be self-evident. All men are created equal, endowed by their creator with inalienable rights. That's what our country was founded. That all people are equal, and that is not true anymore of this nation and its tragedy. But I have hope that the nation will come together, that his MAGA enterprise will crumble when he's gone, and he looks very, very unwell. If you speak to doctors and I speak to many doctors, they will tell you that they think he is most definitely suffering from chronic heart failure and dementia and maybe kidney disease. He's incontinent, he can't control his bowels, his urine. He's very, very ill, and I don't know that he's going to last till November to the elections that I believe he will try to prevent. I really do. And if you read Project 2025, nothing is out of the options for them. And what they printed there was so harrowing, was so overwhelming that I thought if people don't pay attention to this shame on them. Donald Trump hates it when we talk about his health, one, because it shows that he can't suppress all forms of dissent, but two, because it shows that he's weak, because that is the status of Donald Trump mentally and Donald Trump physically. And we're going to continue to talk about that on this show every single day. If you want to support that as always, you can hit that subscribe button, leave a like on this video. If you stuck around at the end, drop a blue heart in the comments. Keep on fighting y'all. Don't let them silence you. Until next time, I'll see you soon. Meet new grippy setting mist from Maybelline New York. Find new grippy setting mist from Maybelline New York. Maybe it's Maybelline.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Mabelie, New York, has launched a new grippy setting mist using gel-to-mist technology that provides up to 24 hours of comfortable, non-sticky, residue-free hydration without tightness.
  2. Experts, including Dr. John Gartner, express serious concern about Donald Trump’s cognitive decline, suggesting it may be frontotemporal dementia, marked by worsening judgment, loss of impulse control, and erratic behavior.
  3. Trump’s physical signs—such as drooping mouth, dozing during meetings, and inconsistent speech—along with his behavior (e.g., posting AI-generated content and making aggressive military claims) raise alarms about possible stroke or neurological deterioration, which is further exacerbated by a lack of media scrutiny and transparency.

Summary:

A new product from Mabelie, New York, introduces a gel-to-mist setting spray designed to lock in makeup for up to 24 hours without stickiness or residue, offering a comfortable, dewy finish. This product is presented as a standalone highlight in a segment that shifts focus to broader concerns about Donald Trump’s health and cognitive function. Experts, including Dr.

John Gartner, argue that Trump’s symptoms—such as drooping facial movements, dozing during public events, and erratic speech—indicate possible stroke or frontotemporal dementia, a condition that worsens over time and leads to loss of judgment and impulse control. S. president, especially given Trump’s history of authoritarian language and distrust of institutions.

His frequent posts of AI-generated content and militaristic rhetoric are interpreted as signs of mental instability. The video also critiques the lack of mainstream media coverage on these health concerns, suggesting a systemic bias that protects Trump and enables unchecked power. Additionally, the discussion highlights the rise of data exploitation by brokers, prompting a call for tools like Incogni to protect personal information.

The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of public vigilance, citing Rosie O'Donnell’s warning about choosing faith over fear, and noting that Trump’s deteriorating health may signal a broader failure of democratic values and accountability.

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The new grippy setting mist is available through Mabelie's official website and retail partners. It’s marketed as a product from Mabelie, New York, and can be found in beauty stores and online.

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The mist offers up to 24-hour wear, a comfortable non-sticky feel, and helps maintain skin hydration while keeping makeup in place without smudging or flaking.

No, the mention of Mabelie and Incogni is coincidental. Mabelie is a makeup brand, and Incogni is a privacy tool. The transcription includes both as separate, unrelated content points.

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