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I actually feel better now than I did 30 years ago. Tell me, is that crazy? I feel better now. And I think cognitively, I'm better than I was 20 years ago. I don't know why. I said, doctor, you know, Dr. Ronnie, right? Ronnie, do you know Ronnie? Ronnie Jackson. I said, should I take a cognitive test? Because for a while, they were saying, this guy is so brilliant, he wants to take over the world. The next-- and that wasn't working. This guy is, like, unbelievable the job he's doing. We have to stop him. He's a genius. That wasn't working. Then they said, this is one of the dumbest human beings ever. And that wasn't working. But I didn't like that one as much. I mean, that was bad. So I asked Dr. Ronnie, who is, as you know, the White House doctor for Obama, for Trump. I mean, great doctor. He's also an admiral in the Navy, highly respected admiral. Now he's a congressman in Texas. I asked him, Dr. Ronnie, should I take a test? By the way, the press would often ask him, who's in the best health? Who's better? Trump? Trump? Or-- well, I don't even want to mention Biden. I don't want to mention Trump or Biden. Remember when he said, I'm going to take him to the back of the barn? You know what? With him, you know what I'd have to do? I'd go like this. Down goes Biden. Down goes Biden. But if I say it, here's the difference. Everyone thought it was so nice when he said, remember he used to say, I would take him to the back of the barn. Remember he used to say, everybody at the press, the fake news back there. Look at all those cameras, the fake news. They used to go like, oh, that's terrible that I would-- so I made the mistake of saying, oh, really, he'll take-- I'll take him. I'll knock him so hard, he'll never understand what the hell happened. He'll be out of space. They said, isn't that terrible that I-- it was OK for him to say it. When I said it once, it was like a massive nightmare. But anyway, now he talks. But they asked Doc Ronnie, who's better, Barack Hussein Obama. Remember Rush Limbaugh used to go, Barack Hussein Obama. We screamed the word Hussein. I wonder why he was telling that. But he would scream the word. But I'd say, so who's in better health? They would actually ask-- the media would ask, who's in better health, President Obama or President Trump? And he would say, President Trump, 100%. In fact, he said if he didn't eat so much junk food, he'd be around for 200 years. That's Ronnie Jackson of Texas. And then when he left, he retired. And he ran for Congress. And he won, I think, by 48 points. He was very popular in Texas. He's a great congressman, he's doing a really good job. But I did say, what about a cognitive test? He said, well, you know, it's not that easy. Let me tell you. And it's taken at Walter Reed, which, by the way, is a great place, unbelievable doctors. They see it all. They see all these people come in with the worst injuries you've ever seen. They're unbelievable. But I said, what about it? Because when they say that-- me, cognitively. I mean, I'm up here making a speech with no notes. I got these teleprompters. I haven't started practically reading them yet. Do you think he could do that? He can't read the teleprompters. He can't find the stairs off the damn podium. But I said, well, I'm going to test. So what's the story? He said, well, the problem is, people will find out. And if you do badly, it's not a particularly good thing. You don't want to have some guy get like a disaster. I said, well, is that a hard test? It can be hard. I said, look, I got to take it because I got to shut it up. And I took it, and I aced it.

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