there's guys this and more i'm joined by my guest david freiheit in montreal he's a practicing attorney and you tube and in washington we crossed like rico's risk he is an adjunct professor of legislative politics at the george washington university and the health care law originally crossed out rules in effect that music in japanese i want i also appreciate it ok let's go to david 1st in montreal very broadly speaking you know we've been seeing a lot of the plot forming the monetizations platforming all kinds of things going on and we can talk about some of the specifics but is this a cultural revolution or we have a cause a cultural revolution or had it i don't know that it's a cultural revolution is a is a loaded term it's a big term i hear people using it i hear people comparing this to the french revolution so the fall of rome a lot of sort of i won't say exaggerated talk a lot of lofty talk whether or not it's that serious there's definitely a pendulum swing and it's definitely swinging very far to whichever side i just use example but it's swinging hard to one side right now wher

doug porter is the chief economist at bank of montreal.ng that is in keeping with other central banks. the nationessage is is indebted and worried about household indebtedness in canada. was this a well-received message at this stage of the pandemic? doug: well, i think there were two key messages we wanted to deliver. the bank had no intention of going negative and rates would remain low for probably at least until 2023. as a reminder, if you think back to the last cycle, the bank of canada was one of the first to start raising interest rates. they were raising rates as early as 2010, way before everyone else. one of the key messages is that will not happen this time. the other message is that looking through all the uncertainty, the reality is they are more cautious. did feels like there has been plenty of proclamations of gloom and doom with canada's deficit expanding so much in the gdp ratio broadening out. the market seems to have accepted this decision handily. the canadian dollar is stronger by .7%. doug: if we stand back and look a

there's guys this and more i'm joined by my guest david freiheit in montreal he's a practicing attorney and you tube and in washington we crossed like rico's interest he is an adjunct professor of legislative politics at the george washington university and a health care law originally crossed out rules in effect that means in japanese i want i also appreciate it ok let's go to david 1st in montreal very broadly speaking you know we've been seeing a lot of deep platforming democratization south platforming all kinds of things going on and we can talk about some of the specifics but is this a cultural revolution or we have a cause a cultural revolution go ahead i don't know that it's a cultural revolution is a is a loaded term it's a big term i hear people using it i hear people comparing this to the french revolution so the fall of rome a lot of sort of i won't say exaggerated talk a lot of lofty talk whether or not it's that serious there's definitely a pendulum swing and it's definitely swinging very far to whichever side i just see using example but it's swinging hard to one side rig

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decisions he's had to make do and they're told if has been recently working at a care center near montreal players who opt out of the season get a greatly reduced salary if he played do an age old if would have earned almost $3000000.00. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you north korean leader kim jong un has called an emergency meeting after person exhibited covert 19 symptoms in case something near the border with shaath korea the city has been placed under total lockdown if confirmed it would be the isolated country's 1st official case. spain is seeing a surge in corona virus cases prompting the government to warn there could be a 2nd wave britain has imposed a 14 day quarantine on passengers arriving from spain. that's it for now for me and the early team here don't forget you can get more information on all our stories on our web site. and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well at d w news i'm michael. thanks for watching. the planet on the brink of disaster. experts about one question. change.

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decisions he's had to make in his life to vanish has been recently working at a care center near montreal players who opt out of the season and get a greatly reduced salary according to sources had driven a tardy for would have earned almost a $3000000.00 if he had played. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you spain is seeing a surge in coronavirus cases of prompting the government to warn that there could be a 2nd wave britain has imposed a 14 day quarantine on passengers arriving from spain. that's your news update at this hour don't forget you can always get the latest on our web site to the news out com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram as well at student news i'm claire richardson in berlin for me and a whole team thanks for watching. as we. are. doing. this room 3. hours mystery. in the middle east and some are still. in the flames that consumed forests and entire residential areas. in the rising temperatures one.

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if you're disrespecting the police, there might be another montrÉal and another montreal widow, be carefulwhat you say. we need the support in the respecting of the police. david: you know we also need for jiggly as we lead up into independence day, the celebration of her independence and of our revolution. we need unification, not division. i want to another positive note. we need your medical doctor, and actually helps you recover. in up to get better if you have a positive attitude. in this country. not just with covid-19 but with also with problems of our understanding of who we are and how probably should be who we are. how do we reinstall that on this independence day week. bill: we do that by going back to thomas jefferson's declaration of independence and abraham lincoln and martin luther king. they used as the exemplary of what we should be. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. in endowed with certain and may be available) by golly we should exalted. then we will work with the justice for all and we will do it in unity in a country will be strong

so this is the montreal cognitive assessment. that's the one we think he's talking about at least.was done recently, a couple of years ago, actually. as you say, john, there are all sorts of different things on there. it's a visual spatial sort of exam. you're drawing a clock face, naming animals. there's an attentiveness and a memory test and the examiner will list five objects and ask them to recite them back to them at some point. and there's also sort of this fluency part to the exam. they'll ask the person to say sentences and have them repeat them back to them. it's really more of a screening test rather than, you know, any kind of diagnostic test. to do a diagnostic test it requires sequential visits with somebody to establish that. you know, it's a screening test that is commonly used, takes about ten minutes. basically tells you if there any indication that there's a problem. i think that's the test the president says that he quote aced. >> first of all, i don't see an elephant among those animals but i'll have you diagnose my late, sanjay. that's the first problem. but th

we know he took this montreal cognitive assessment back in 2018, and one official suggested to us that was the test the president was referring to. but we also know he went to walter reed for the surprise visit just last fall. so the question is did the president take another test here? ultimately, though, anderson, this is pretty simple short 10 minute test that tests memory and some simple mental faculty skills. and thnl thing that it says is that the president likely doesn't have any mild cognitive dysfunction. it doesn't really show anything else about the president's cognitive capabilities and yet we see the president here touting it. >> do we know why he's bringing it up, his cognitive capabilities unprompted? >> reporter: look, this is something that goes back a long time with the president. we know he's repeatedly referred to himself as a very stable genius and the president has focused on trying to portray himself as someone of above average intelligence. that has only heightened questions he's faced about his own cognitive function when we've seen him slurring words in public

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that was the montreal cognitive assessment. what do we know about that test, and what does it mean exactly to ace it? >> right. well, that's not a term that i think most -- the medical community would use to describe doing on the test. it's not like the s.a.t. or something or a test that you take in school. it's more of a screening test. we can show you some of the types of questions that are asked here. it's trying to find whether someone is suffering from some cognitive dysfunction that they themselves may not recognize. so, you know, the top of the test, you get a sort of sense, the one goes to the a. the 2 is go to the b and three is going to go to a c. can you draw a cube? can you draw the face of a clock? can you identify animals? it's a pretty basic test. and it's really more of a screening test. so, you know, when we're talking about trying to evaluate someone's cognitive function, it's usually pretty involved. either maybe imaging. there may be bloodwork. there may be more detailed neurological assessment. this is a sc

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montreal impact head coach jerry and rejoin players in taking in may as north america's major league soccer soccer competition continued its comeback all games being played inside a quarantine bubble at the disney world resort in florida but on thursday nashville became the 2nd seeing as a pull out of the tournament due to a high number of their players testing positive for corona virus montreal beats n one nil by the new england revolution in this game. of the n.b.a.'s to restart its league in the same location some players heading to florida taking precautionary measures so the next level philadelphia $76.00 a star joel embiid bring a full protective suit before boarding a plane heading to orlando and b. has been vocal about the n.b.a.'s restart plan saying he hates the idea and didn't think the competition's corn scene bubble will be safe enough some players have already arrived the utah jazz were on court including the n.b.a.'s patient 0 really go where it was his positive test that shut down the league back in march games set to begin later this month the final scheduled to take

the montreal-based company shows are popular across the world but it suspended per formans from marchue to the pandemic. the company did not reveal liability but canadian public broadcaster cdc says the firm has about $900 million of debt. the company says it plans to cut about 3,500 workers as part of the restructuring. it's also considering filing for bankruptcy protection in a u.s. court. cirque du soleil president and ceo said with zero revenue since the forced closure of all of our shows due to covid-19, management had to act decisively to protect the company's future. >>> retailers across japan are being forced to rethink their approach to business in the post-coronavirus world. as we'll see in our next story, some are applying a repurposed technology to offer their customers improved safety and peace of mind. >> reporter: a home improvement store near tokyo. since may, the building has had monitors and 3d sensors at every entrance. the sensors keep track of people entering and leaving, and the monitors indicate how crowded it is inside. the level of congestion is indicated by t

risks, i will do it caring for patients the 29-year-old is a graduate of mcgill medical school in montreal and is taking advantage of an agreement between the nfl and its players that allows them to opt out of the 2020 season because of the pandemic training camps are slated to open on time with the season beginning in september. >> i'm here more to help, support, contribute in that time of crisis. >> reporter: now this super bowl champ will be wearing scrubs instead of his chiefs jersey kevin tibbles, nbc news >>> and coming up, life-saving tips thanks to a movement making a big difference to some who are struggling >>> there's good news tonight about some much needed help, now getting to hard hit folks, all thanks to a woman who never forgot how a little kindness and a little something extra could change someone's life in restaurants across america -- >> you're kidding. >> reporter: acts of kindness caught on camera it's part of a movement dreamt up by lexsy katy burk inspired by her own experience. >> you, yourself have worked in the service industry. >> yes, i have about three years ag

the city of montreal says located on the banks of the rio negro in northwestern brazil the snack bar and clemente has been going for 15 years among the items on the menu is. a traditional brazilian energy drink made from the seeds of the same name. is the owner. it's about whether or not drinks are a specialty i'm also a specialty associated with our region i'm a zone mouse we're talking about beverages that leave you feeling energized these drinks help you stay awake and as well as that they actually reduce your appetite. maybe that's just the reason why so many people here choose to drink them on a regular basis. model bottom half the energizing effects of the plant have been known for years the indigenous people in amazonas used to take it while hunting to stop them from tiring out. has 30 different mixes on the menu her favorite the house special of course a man walk out the ingredients i use are avocado chain. that's cashews the powder used syrup and lots of ice. it all gets thrown into a blender the shop sells 302400 water in our drinks every day a single concoction will set yo

is back time and by beating montreal impact one nil in florida orlando were the more dangerous side in the 1st haul but none of the teams managed to find the back of the net after the break a canadian forward in tissue i can barely broke the deadlock taken advantage of montreal's poor defense. only the side that had the chance to equalise in the last 10 minutes but missed orlando will face either the seattle sounders or los angeles f.c. and the last 8. first division football is back in mexico but the opening match a had to be postponed of for 24 hours the warnings about the heightened risk of koran of virus spreading among players well man well paula has more from mexico city. after an uncertain season on and off the pitch footballers in mexico are returning to work. for league football has kicked off a 4 day tournaments with the theme on arena health workers on the front lines of mexico's ongoing struggle against the coronavirus pandemic. in recognition and gratitude of those who care for health against the toughest of rivals the tournament name will be changed to guard against 2020

. >>> leading the news, montreal impact head coach terry henri paid tribute to george floyd and the black matter movement during the debut at the mls is back tournament. henri wore a black lives matter t-shirt and took a knee inside his technical area for the first eight minutes and 46 seconds of the opener against the new england revolution after the match, he reflected on the moment >> eight minutes and 46 seconds, you guys know why. it was to pay tribute and show support. that was pretty simple. >> the eight minutes and 46 second rose flekt the amount of time the prosecutores say a white police officer kneeled on george floyd's neck before he died. >>> new york city shut down a block of fifth avenue in front of trump tower to paint a black lives matter mural mayor bill de blasio took part in the painting followed by al sharpton and other activists it is one of five murals that will be created in each of the city's five boroughs president trump called the project a symbol of hate and tweeted that it would antagonize police >>> colin powell rose to the highest rank in the u.s. military t

now, you could take the montreal cognitive assessment yourself. i've posted a link to twitter and facebook. twitter i'm @scottmcgrew. president trump never said what cognitive test he took. but this is the gold standard for cognitive tests and the one that wallace mentioned. back to you. >> all right. thanks, scott. >>> well, happening now for you, firefighters are making headway knocking down that wildfire burning in fresno county. this is west of colleena. that fire has burned close to 27,000 acres over seven days destroying four buildings. it's also nearing 50% containment. the fire also making its presence known right here in the bay area contributing to the smokey skies. well, today the air district, well, they're expanding its air quality advisory, though -- through i should say at least through the end of the day. >>> looking at the skies outside right now, meteorologist kari hall is going to tell us what we can expect. but not looking too bad in some places. but then looking behind you, a little hazy out there. >> yeah. this is looking fro

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of the test called the montreal cognitive assessment, or moca tells cbs market watch the moca test is supposed to be easy for someone who has no cognitive impairment. you can find the entire interview on youtube. it is so interesting. i'd be willing to just show you the whole thing. but of course fox would have some legal problems with that. but it's on youtube. now, marcus, there is a part where the president says after he got the results of the test -- and i'm going to quote him here. "as soon as they announced my score, all the stuff went away about me being incompetent. remember, they were talking about the 25th amendment and they said wow, even my enemies, they don't say that anymore." so if the last enemy, marcus, is democrats, the last they rathrr about the 25th amendment if i worth following up at today's press conference because those.esident's going to hold remember, the 25th amendment as you well know is what to do if a president is mentally or physically incapable of leading. >> i'm sure a lot of people will be listening for that question today, scott. >> we'll see. >> tha

now to syria where president bashar al assad is marking 20 years in power or the montreal elections are taking place on sunday but like all previous elections no real opposition is permitted so despite a civil war that's lasted 9 years assad looks set to stay on in power for the foreseeable future. well well if you got you. into july the 17th 2008 just 34 years old to bash our scientists sworn in as president following the sudden death of his father. he quickly finds his feet meeting the great and the good earth to syria this is. often accompanied by his british born wife asma. from the start of his presidency asset bill close ties with both russia and iran strategic relations that will prove crucial to retaining power. in march 20th 11 antigovernment protests across much of the arab world known as the arab spring spread to syria. in the southern city of dera demonstrators began taking to the streets after the arrest and torture of a group of teenagers protest grew while as sands military responded with greater force. as finance escalated the country descended into a brutal civil war. w

if has been recently working at a care center near montreal players who opt out of the season get a greatly reduced salary if he'd played would have earned almost $3000000.00. that's it for now for me and the team here don't forget you can get more information on all our stories on our web site that's. com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram at. reelin thanks for joining us. and for. which course of. video. anytime anywhere. w. eve what do you know what saudi arabia. you're probably thinking and rich kids. and nightmare for women under extreme interpretation of islam. things people in the west take for granted are not. mixing with opposite sex drinking or talking about politics. but you might also have heard things have opened up recently under the new crown prince women are now allowed to drive. and for the 1st time men and women have been allowed to listen to music together in public. money is best and i work as a fashion stylist in london. but i've never felt totally at home. i grew up in northern ireland but i was born in saudi arabia to sudanese parents this is so right

appearances attracting 1700000 viewers. montréal some of the opera world's largest audiences.the german tenor is one of the biggest names in opera today. what does it take to become an opera star. only very few artists make the leap on to the world's best stages why are some singers successful and others not with that question in mind i spent half a year meeting up with some of the world's most exciting operatic singers. for. your next couple months career only really took off relatively late when he was in his mid thirty's in london he tells me about the delta he had early on. the hip maternity show a musical i mean it was also of course i thought more than once about quitting despite all my love of music and theater i couldn't imagine sticking with a profession long term where the only certain thing is uncertainty in the height forecast. 90 percent of opera singers never manage to land a fixed contract at an opera house. and the risk of burnout and vocal problems is acute as young as confidant realized early in his career. 2 2 says a few the team there's a reason i sang many

means you can jump any time you want but i also appreciate it well that is going to david 1st in montreal very broadly speaking you know we've been seeing a lot of deep plot forming the monetization so the platforming all kinds of things going on and we can talk about some of the specifics but is this a cultural revolution or we have a cause a cultural revolution go ahead i don't know that it's a cultural revolution is a is a loaded term it's a big term i hear people using it i hear people comparing this to the french revolution so the fall of rome a lot of sort of i won't say exaggerated talk a lot of lofty talk whether or not it's that serious there's definitely a pendulum swing and it's definitely swinging very far to whichever side just to use example but it's swinging hard to one side right now where people are getting punished i think excessively for what some would feel to be minor indiscretions but they're always characterized as you know severe indiscretions that warrants cancellation on social media the platforming etc there are strong examples where it's still even arguable but

that was probably something from the montreal cognitive assessment tests where you draw a clock and youw a cube and then they ask you to identify an animal. as you pointed out last night some anchors on tv can't get the animal rights. then he talked about word choices and how he remembered them. and i thought this is it teaching moment. this is a discussion of cognition, and can they still be a shift or a surgeon. instead, we got back to the usual political quagmire, we had late-night comedians mocking you and that we have shirts. i felt that political division ruled and come how you assess cognition and function for the elderly is really important. so i have a prescription for america this weekend. for once, let's not attack each other for the weekend based on their positions and trying to destroy each other. i show me at the white house, respect and kindness, tucker. thank you very much for that. >> tucker: at "the drudge" report was for decades a mainstay of conservative media. it has changed dramatically, so what happened exactly? a biographer biographer joins us after the break >>

what is most interesting to me about this%ing interchange about the montreal test, apparently the test the president took -- this is not an intelligence test. this is a test we give people when we have a concern for either brain injury or impending -- ongoing dementia. it's a test that is real. it's all over the internet. she spoke about the last five questions. one of the is count back from 100 by seven. the last question is recite the day, date, month and year. it's a simple test. it asks you to draw a clock, identify a cameling connect the dots. it's a test that we screen for dementia. the big question is, why did the president's doctors -- and by the president's words -- recently -- why did the doctors decide to test him? what i'd like the white house to explain, and he said multiple doctors watched him take this -- why did they feel it was important to test his mental competent. it's not an i.q. test, a deme dementia test. >> and what does it say when the president says he thought the last five were hashrd. >> another one of the questions in the last five, they tell you five objec

he actually graduated from medical school and he is working at a care facility in montreal.ying i cannot allow myself to potentially transmit the virus in our committee simply to play the sport that i love. if i am to take risks i will do it caring for patients. how about that? philadelphia eagles player marquis good win who has a 5-month-old daughter releasing a statement after choosing football so many times i'm inclined to make the right decision by finally choosing my family first. maurice kennedy saying in a tweet family first, money second. so everybody has got their own specific reason. possibly more to come especially what's going on in major league baseball. jillian: marreese good win and the others suffered multiple miscarriages: let's talk about shall going viral for lawn drerring clothes. >> coolest laundromat ever. elderly couple in tijuana modeling people's forgotten clothes to remind them to pick up their laundry. look how they cool they looked. both grandparents have racked up over half a million instagram followers. people are loving them. one commenter says

so they gave him the montreal cognitive assessment test and he got it all right.hat's not enough. they brought in a psychiatrist, banding leave from yale. when joe biden and reaction to all that said i would take these cognitive tests all the time, all we have to do is what donald trump does. >> when i talk to robert wolf in a moment he's going to counteract some of those statements about the tests. he said what he meant was that he gets tested all the time, being on the campaign trail and answered questions to which as you accurately point out, he has not done a whole lot of. i know you question whether or not he would actually ever do debates and he answered that question yesterday. he said absolutely, i'm going to do the debates, i'm looking forward to it. but that will be the moment i think when you see him be forced to answer questions like the one that you just raised. victor, i'm still with you. i'm going to robert and a second. do you think that will be the forum where you see these two men, mano a mano, and see how sharp everybody is? >> joe biden says he

but lately, he has been treating long-term care patients near montre montreal.he must follow his convictions and not transmitting the disease to play a sport. >>> pro athletes are facing another sad coronavirus reality. games played in lonely stadiums with not a fan in sight. cnn's ed lavandera explains that the scenes and sounds don't stop there. >> welcome to globe life field. it is baseball time in texas. >> reporter: chuck morgan's i n iconico iconic voice has becomed fans to the ballpark for 40 years. >> the starting lineup for your texas rangers. >> reporter: but with no fans allowed in major league baseball games -- morgan's words echo flatly over the field. >> playing first base, number 21, todd frazier. >> reporter: a public address announcer, with no crowd to talk to. >> i'm a fan of the fans. i hate it they can't be here. i'm sad about it. >> reporter: no matter where you sit, alone in a sea of empty seats, it's a surreal experience, watching ballplayers like this. all of the sounds are eerily ampamp amply if ied. what's stranger is that the team was

five years later after the british have captured montrÉal, a piece of paris, france proceeds to britainits north american empire so now britain as an empire beyond its wildest dreams, what it has hopes for for 80 years, get the french out of north america and acquired this huge empire. doesn't really know what to do with it. but the brits makes two major mistakes. the first thing they do is kind of forget and break the promises they made to indians, the results in what is often called an uprising, i prefer to call it the first american war of independence, by indians of the great lakes and ohio valley, do with the american colonists do 12 years later, take on the british empire and give the british ability knows, so the british think okay, how are we going to deal with it? one thing we've got to do is to keep an army, a standing army in america, that is 10,000 men, how do we pay for that? some bright spark in london comes up with the idea let's pack the american colonists because the army is there for their defense and we all know where that went. the other piece of that is what you see

i'm going to guess the doctors did not say that because trump's talking about something called the montrealnitive assessment. it's not an intelligence test. in fact, getting a perfect score merely signifies that the cognitive impairment. i'm going to need something stronger than probably for the person who has the nucl nuclear codes. >> person, woman, man, camera, tv. person, woman, man, cap remarks tv. >> this is drop kick with a red dash alpha message. break. break. person, woman, man, camera, tv, launch, launch. >> stephen: okay, i feel better now. then, trump issued a challenge to joe biden. >> you go "person, woman, man, camera, tv." they say, that is amazing. how did you do that? i do it because i have, like, a good memory. because i'm cognitively there. now, joe should take that test. >> stephen: america is in for the worst debates ever. (as trump) "person, woman, man, camera, tv." (as biden) "railroad, scranton, corn pop, barack obama!" come on, jack! i think biden is clearly more mentally stable than trump, but even if he wasn't, i'm still voting for him! i don't care if we have to

. >> reporter: the montreal cognitive assessment, which we know trump took at least once, lasts onlyen minutes. >> you may be asked to name animals, such as a lion, a rhino, a camel, draw lines between letters and numbers in an ascending order and maybe even doing things like subtracting 7 sequentially, so 100, 93, 86, 79. you get the idea. >> reporter: acing such a test would do nothing to bolster trump's relentless claims of being much smarter than his political foes. >> i know i have an iq better than all of them. i know that. i guarantee you, my iq is much higher than theirs. some of the pundits, you know, the guys -- believe me, we're much smarter than them, iq-wise, not even a contest. >> reporter: why brag about it? perhaps because his campaign is attacking 77-year-old joe biden on that front. >> biden is clearly diminished. >> all men and women are created by the -- oh, you know the thing. >> reporter: and trump, just three years younger, has had some awkward moments lately, spurring questions about his mental and physical competition, no matter what he says. >> i've been ver

. >> we saw the coach of montreal henri, from france, here he is, taking a knee for 8:46 at the starthis game yesterday. what did you think of that? >> that was really powerful for me. so obviously he's from france and he has had experiences here in america since he came over as a players and now as a coach and he's got tone share some of the things with our organization as well. and i think he's been exposed to the black experience in america and for him to understand what it is that we go through and to participate in the -- some type of protest and acknowledgment which a powerful statement with someone from a global reach. >> earl edwards jr., thank you for using your voice and platform. good to have you on. >> thank you. >>> more americans than ever before say they do not approve of the president's response to the pandemic. and while he won't talk to dr. fauci, he said he is looking at a pardon for his long-term time friend roger stone. let's talk about that with michael smerconish, next. ♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. look

the montreal doctor that designed this test 25 years ago said it's supposed to be easy. quote, this is not an iq test or how a person is extremely skilled or not. this test is supposed to help physicians detect early signs of alzheimer's and became popular because it's short and sensitive for early impairment. the president said that former white house physician ronny jackson administered the test. this is what ronny jackson said about the president's health at the beginning of his presidency. >> overall he has very, very good health. excellent health. he has a lot of energy. a lot of energy and a lot of stamina. >> can you explain how a guy that eats mcdonald's and all those diet cokes and never exercises is as good of a shape as you say he is? >> genetics. i told the president if he had a healthier diet over 20 years he might live to be 200 years. i don't know. he will be fit for duty in this term and maybe the next term if elected. >> not only a doctor but apparently also a psychic and just to reinforce to consider the source, this is what the dr. ronny jackson said l

offensive lineman with the kansas city chiefs but he's been treating long-term care patient s near montrealhe must follow his convictions and not risk transmitting a disease simply to play a sport. good for him. >>> well, that wraps up this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. a cnn special edition of "africa avant-garde" is next. it's pretty inspiring the way families redefined the word 'school' this year. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected through our university program. we're providing affordable internet access to low income families through our internet essentials program. and this summer, xfinity is creating a virtual summer camp for kids at home- all on xfinity x1. we're committed to helping all families stay connected. learn more at xfinity.com/education. >>> it will probably unfortunately get worse before it gets better. >> we're already starting to see some plateauing in these critically four states. >> we are drowning. we are absolutely drowning hoar. it's just ove

. >> the montreal cognitive assessment, which we no trump took at least once, lasts only ten minutes.u may be asked to name animals, such as a lion, a rhino, a camel. and maybe, even doing things like subtracting 7 sequentially. so 100, 93, 86, 79. you get the idea. >> acing such a test would do nothing to bolster trump's relentless claims of being much smarter than his political foes. >> i know i have an iq better than all of them. i know that. i guarantee you, my iq is much higher than theirs. some of the pundits, you know, we're much smarter than them. iq-wise, not even a contest. >> so why brag about it? perhaps because his campaign is attacking 77-year-old joe biden on that front. >> biden is clearly diminished. >> all men and women are created by -- oh, you know the name. >> and trump, just three years younger, has had some awkward moments lately, spurring questions about his mental and physical competence, no matter what he says. >> been very consistent. i'm an extremely stable genius. >> what ever the reason for boast, there is also this to consider. if the doctors were surpri

it's montreal cognitive assessment. >> what were the animal shapes? >> well, it's a lion, a hippo, and a camel. >> isn't that a rhino in the middle? >> a rhino. sorry. >> you don't even know a hippo from a rhino. you got no acuity, son. you don't know a rhino from an elephant. they got to take you to the zoo. >> yeah. there you go. memory, face, velvet, church, daisy, red. >> what does it mean if you don't know an elephant from a rhino? >> an elephant? >> what'd you say? >> i told you i was looking at it backwards. this is how i'm looking at it. you can't really see that. >> did you hear that story from that lady i just had on? >> i did. i did hear the story. >> the whole family. the kid goes out. look. you can't keep kids home. guy's 21 years old, first of all, he's not a kid. but you can't keep these people home. they want to see their friends. and you can tell them all you want. but you know, i'm telling you, i'm a good parent, i'm a hard-ass parent, you're not keeping your kids home all the time. they'll make you nuts. that kid comes home sick, do