'His brains are pudding': Internet mocks Trump for 'incoherent' defense
of 'rambling' rant

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Donald Trump on Saturday sought to push back against reports that he was
"rambling" when he told a story about sharks and electrocution at a
recent rally, leading some onlookers to say his attempt to defend his
remarks was worse than the original telling itself.

Trump earlier in June ranted at a rally about batteries and shark
attacks, leading the internet to question the ex-president's mental
capacity. The former president was speaking in Las Vegas, when he at one
point veered off into a discussion about shark attacks while apparently
discussing President Joe Biden's environmental priorities related to
electric vehicles.

Trump was ridiculed for those remarks, causing him to bring them up again
while giving the keynote address for the Faith and Freedom Coalition's
"Road to Majority" in Washington, D.C.

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"You heard my story, the boat with the shark," Trump said to the crowd.
"I got killed on that! They thought I was rambling."

"I'm not rambling. They want to make boats and they are demanding that
they all be battery operated," he said before claiming he visited a boat
yard where they complained that they "can't get the boat to float"
because they are being required to go electric.
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"Then I start talking, asking questions," Trump continued, adding that he
had a relative who was a professor at M.I.T. Trump then asked his
previous hypothetical question, which involved potentially being
electrocuted as the boat sinks or being eaten by a shark.

"It's actually not crazy, it's sort of a smart story," Trump added after
the conclusion.

Trump's attempt to defend the story didn't go well on social media.

Popular account Spiro's Ghost said, "Wow. His brains are pudding."

"This is..just�dementia on steroids," he added. "He always has to amplify
how deteriorated his brain is because he knows its getting worse so he
thinks if he jokes about it, it makes him seem normal? It just makes him
seem even more dementia laden [and] deranged!"

@Acyn wrote, "Trump claims he wasn�t rambling when talked about
electrocution/shark/boats."

"He then somehow manages to tell a more incoherent version of the
electrocution/shark/boats speech and wraps it up by calling it a smart
story: It�s not crazy, it�s sort of a smart story right?" he added.

Former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann also chimed in:

"Jesus H. Christ, Trump. You and the f------- shark. Just jump the shark.
Just jump the goddamned shark. Again."