I don't know if you noticed how he was walking there, but that shamble up to the mic,

but it was about as high as his energy got for the whole day.

The president is so anti-woke, he's barely conscious.

Hi again, everybody.

It's 5 o'clock in New York.

Partially shadowed by Donald Trump's outrageous statements to several hundred generals from all over the world gathered in Washington yesterday

that he wanted to use U.S. cities as training grounds, his words for the military, was his striking low energy and rambling during his

hour-plus speech. From the New York Times reporting on yesterday's address, quote,

for a 79-year-old, he's often shown a great deal of energy, but he seemed a bit sapped Tuesday.

As his remarks went on and on, his voice took on a more monotonous quality. A day earlier

when he spoke at the White House while standing beside Mr. Netanyahu, Trump sounded out of breath

at times, end quote. And from the Washington Post, quote, Trump, who draws energy from instantaneous

feedback appeared to speak more slowly than usual and in a monotone, seemingly

affected by a largely mum audience."

It is true, the generals were a different type of audience than a raucous, maga-trump

fest. Military brasss are not supposed to react to political speeches.

They are supposed to remain apolitical, and they did.

But Trump's demeanor has led to different questions, to questions about whether or not Donald Trump is unwell.

Yesterday at this hour, as we were coming on the air in this hour, we started

with Democratic Congresswoman Madeline Dean. She joined us to talk about the government shutdown,

but literally seconds before she came on the air, as we saw her getting ready in the shot on the wall,

we saw a confrontation take place between the Congresswoman and Speaker Mike Johnson.

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