Adam James

Typically, when you advance a limb through what we call the swing phase and gait, you get hip flexion, you get knee flexion, you get dorsiflexion at the ankle to prevent the toes from clipping the ground as the leg swings through.

That's correct.

And so the adaptation of the semicircular swing to the side is an evidence of weakness.

That's not the ideal, the normal way that a swing phase occurs in human gait.

That's all tied together.

The frontal lobe is basically what alerts us to we're doing something we shouldn't be doing or we're saying something we shouldn't be saying.

His frontal lobe is shrinking inside of his skull and the MRIs will reflect that.

That's why they pivoted to the CT scan.

They don't want you to know that they're watching his brain shrink.

The frontal lobe is stopping him from

ordering his thoughts.

I just made a video myself about how he mentioned the discombobulator that they used in Venezuela.

And he goes, the discombobulator, I'm not allowed to talk about it.

My brother in Christ, you should not be mentioning anything about American military effort.

That's classified.

He's he knows he's not supposed to talk about it, but his brain is not stopping him from talking about it.

So if it's frontotemporal dementia he's dealing with, the life expectancy after diagnosis is roughly seven to 12 years.

He's been displaying these symptoms since before he was elected in 16.

Really?

Yeah, yeah.