Tonight on the readout. He's not just running on slogans when people ask him

questions he speaks from the heart and sometimes that means he's going to talk about issues that the

mainstream media isn't focused on. But Arnold Palmer was all man. His man was

strong and tough and I refused to say it, but when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there,

they said, oh my God, that's unbelievable.

closing message to Pennsylvania, a crude reminiscence about a deceased golfing legend whose daughter says that he was appalled by Trump.

Also tonight, Trump's billionaires what Elon Musk and his fellow paymasters will extract

from the cognitively declining septogenarian if he returns to the White House.

And it is natural to be nervous, but don't believe the hype that Trump has all the advantages in this election.

We will break down the numbers that actually matter.

And we begin tonight with a question.

If you were to find out a year from now

that Donald Trump was diagnosed with dementia,

how would you tell?

How would his behavior be any different from what we've seen over the past

several weeks including today and this past weekend when he delivered a

vulgar foul-mouthed attack on Vice President Kamala Harris, had a Bizarro photo op at a closed McDonald's

where he falsely accused Harris of lying about working there, and accused 60 minutes of deceitful editing of its recent interview

with Harris vowing to subpoena the show's records.

CBS adamantly rejects Trump's claims and also noted that it was Trump who pulled out of his interview

with 60 minutes and the vice president who showed up to participate. I wasn't a

Washington person. I was a New York person. So when I went to Washington all of a sudden I'm standing

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