Do you remember back in 2017, Donald apparently had to take a cognitive test, something called the Montreal Cognitive Assessment?

And he wanted us to know, on the one hand, just how extraordinarily difficult this test was and how well he did.

Check this out.

Like you'll go person, woman, man, camera, TV.

10 minutes, 15, 20 minutes later,

and say, remember the first question, not the first,

but the 10th question.

Give us that again.

Can you do that again?

And you go person, woman,

man, camera, TV. They say, that's amazing. How did you do that? I do it because I have like

a good memory because I'm cognitively there. Fast forward eight years. And it looks like Donald is taking the cognitive test again.

Now, last time, or the most recent time, he took it in conjunction with an MRI.

I am not a neurologist or a neuropsychologist, but I've been told that a doctor only orders that protocol if they're concerned

that the patient may have suffered some kind of stroke or something.

I don't know if this is true, but once again, we have Donald bragging about the results, not just of the MRI, which indeed he

aced, but also the cognitive assessment.

In fact, he was so pleased with his results on what he clearly thinks was a difficult, challenging test

of his intellectual abilities and mental fortitude, that he challenged Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

and Jasmine Crackett to a duel of sorts.

Watch this.

You know, AOC, look, I think she's very nice, but she's very low IQ, and we really don't need

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