Trump’s cognitive health questioned after appearing confused throughout rally

• President Donald Trump delivered a rally speech at Clemson University in South Carolina marked by several notable gaffes, raising further questions about his health.
• During the speech, Trump confused the Nobel Peace Prize with the Pulitzer Prize while airing grievances about not winning recognition for settling wars.
• Trump repeatedly stumbled over numbers during his remarks, misstating investment figures for the United States before correcting himself to $22 billion.
• The 80-year-old president appeared to struggle to recall the name of Lake Ontario and drew criticism for making unusual vocal sounds.
• The White House defended Trump's health as excellent, despite an April poll showing 48 percent of Americans believe he is experiencing cognitive decline.

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Trump’s missteps and gaffes at South Carolina rally raise new questions about his health