A New York Times review finds President Trump's recent speeches at age 80 show more profanity, absolutism, length, and incoherence than in 2016.
The analysis highlights sharper language and rigid framing in his recent rhetoric, with longer pauses and less fluid delivery compared to his 2016 campaign trail speeches.
Trump's 2024 speeches, delivered at rallies and press events, featured increased use of expletives and definitive statements, often exceeding 45 minutes in duration.
His coherence declined noticeably, with frequent digressions and repetition of phrases like 'the best' and 'tremendous', according to the review.
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