Hi, this is Jen Rubin, and this is Jen Rubin's Green Room.

If this were President Biden, and he gave a press conference with 162 lies.

He then posted on social media that his opponent's crowds were a figment of AI.

And he went on another social platform and began to slur his words, slush around, skip topics, talk as if he were lisping.

I don't know. It was a little hard to hear. People would cart him away. That's what Donald Trump has been doing. It's gotten worse. Yes, he still leaps from topic to

topic. Yes, he still makes no sense. Yes, he speaks of himself in grandiose terms, but he's

discombobulating. He is deteriorating before our eyes, and that's because he's losing. And his worst nightmare, he's losing

to an African-American, Asian-American woman. That is death for a narcissist and a racist like he is,

so no wonder he's falling apart. But it's bizarre. You can read the press accounts of the three events that I

pointed out. And you would not have any analysis from mental health experts, aging experts.

You wouldn't see any call for him to get out of the race. There is nothing of the kind of scrutiny

that President Biden was subjected to after

his, albeit bad, debate performance. Each one of these in its own way is worse for Trump than it

was for Biden. But we have gotten so ignored, or the press has gotten so ignored to Donald Trump,

and so committed are they to keeping a horse race going

that the pretense of treating him like a normal sane person

oblivies everything else.

And as a result, they are telling a demonstrably false narrative about this race.

They are still presenting him as the head of a party. They still

write columns that speak of him advancing ideas, making arguments. No, he rants. He rambles.

And he sounds increasingly desperate, frustrated. He's going off the deep end. And I would too, because remember,

if he loses, he not only loses face, loses his entourage, loses the constant attention,

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