Al Jazeera reported that an analysis by The New York Times found that President Trump's speaking style has become cruder, more disjointed and more abrupt. According to Al Jazeera, the analysis points to an increase in the president's slips and outbursts of anger. Al Jazeera's report headline states that the analysis covered 6,500 clips of Trump's speeches and recorded threats, insults and sexual phrases. Al Jazeera also reported that the White House is defending the president's mental and cognitive capacities.
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Al Jazeera: New York Times analysis finds Trump's speech has become cruder and more disjointed
The analysis covered 6,500 clips of the president's speeches, according to Al Jazeera, as the White House defends his mental capacity
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- Al Jazeera reports, citing a New York Times analysis, that Trump's speech has become cruder, more disjointed and more abrupt.
- According to Al Jazeera, the analysis points to an increase in the president's slips and outbursts of anger.
- The report's headline states that the analysis covered 6,500 clips and recorded threats, insults and sexual phrases.
- The White House is defending the president's mental and cognitive capacities, according to Al Jazeera.
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- Al Jazeera Arabicتهديدات وشتائم وعبارات جنسية.. ما الذي يكشف عنه تحليل 6500 مقطع من خطابات ترمب؟Primary source