Adam James

So I take into account also his mentioning of his cognitive assessments.

OK.

Because of what we really believe, the cognitive assessments he's had, most likely the MOCA, the Montreal Cognitive Assessment.

They are tracking the progression of dementia with this man.

He wants to pretend like it was a aptitude test.

That is no way, shape, or form what that test is for.

Yes.

He wants us to believe they're just wanting to show the world how smart he is.

Right.

So that test is usually paired.

It's usually combined with neurological workup, which would include MRIs.

I believe he's had everything.

I think he's had everything.

All of their messaging is always going to be a lie because they don't want anybody to publicly know how ill he really is.

So I go with...

what the clinical symptoms he actually displays, and also the things that they get the most upset about, such as him falling asleep in cabinet meetings.

Those are the indicators of what's really going on with him, for me at least, because they're never actually going to tell us what's going on with him.

I think it's relevant because dementia decreases the brain's ability to process visual information that leads to the glassy eyed, you know, blank stare because they're actually not encountering visual stimulus the same way that someone without dementia does.

It's combined with

the right-sided weakness, the legs swinging in that semicircular fashion.