Hilary Shea

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137 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 30 Jul

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The David Pakman Show · Reality is gone and revenge is here · 30 Jul 2026 podcast

And we've seen him doing all of those things.

The undisputed champion of... So where that comes in is like we have like the concept of I want to talk about the word cat, and then I'm going to pick the word.

I'm going to go find it.

The word is cat.

Then we have something called phonological encoding.

That means I have to go...

But in order to do that, I have to motor plan.

That's the sequencing part that's really hard for him.

And then I have to then be able to coordinate it with my respiration, my breathing, my voicing, and my articulation to be able to say it.

So it's quite complicated, but he does it all the time.

I don't think so.

Not off the top of my head.

The word finding is actually less concerning for could just be typical than the phonological issues that he's having, especially because he wasn't having them before.

If you think if you look back to his prior speeches, he didn't have a lot of them before.

So we have a baseline where we know that this isn't something that is difficult for him.

Look at Biden.

He has a known stutter from childhood.

So I don't look at phonological issues with Biden the same way I do with Trump.

So if you're going to have a phonological issue that is new, you're looking at something neurological, something like a stroke, dementia.

Absolutely.

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