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At one point Dementia Don told governor Kristi Noem he was going to end the town hall and play his favorite songs. Minutes later, he had totally forgotten.

TRUMP: But we'll listen to a couple of songs, if you want, and that is ok with me, I like it. So we'll do that, we'll do those songs that we had mentioned, Justin, and if Justin doesn't get it right, he gets fired.

NOEM: Ha, ha, ha.

After some verbal rambling...

NOEM: Well, sir, do you want to play your song and greet a few people, or do you want to --

TRUMP: Which song is that?

NOEM: Well, you said you wanted to close with a specific song...

TRUMP:

He is weak, he is fragile.

Or as Anthony Scaramucci said last night: "The October surprise is that Trump has completely lost his marbles."

But I suppose that town hall could have been worse: Kirsti could have shot a puppy. Or the rally goers could have had a five mile walk back to their cars in the middle of the night like when Trump abandoned them at Coachella.

Although at one point, Dementia Don did joke about Noem being handy with a rifle.

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