Concerns Grow Over Trump's Cognitive Health Amid Interviews

Concerns over former President Donald Trump's cognitive health have intensified following a series of recent interviews and public statements marked by rambling responses and apparent confusion. Critics, including former allies like George Conway and ex-Rep. Joe Walsh, have publicly questioned Trump's mental fitness, citing his disjointed remarks about topics ranging from Alcatraz prison to foreign film tariffs. Comedian Rosie O’Donnell and other commentators have called for the 25th Amendment to be considered, arguing that Trump’s inability to form coherent thoughts or sentences indicates significant decline. These concerns are being echoed by both Republican and Democratic observers, who argue that the media should give more attention to Trump's mental state. While some supporters dismiss these criticisms as partisan attacks, the debate over Trump's cognitive abilities continues to draw widespread attention and comparisons to similar scrutiny faced by President Joe Biden.