Donald Trump gaffe and verbal bungles watch

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Tell the world that you're an insecure twat without telling the world that you're an insecure twat ...

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Trump told interesting stories about George Washington and the Panama Canal. They’re both fake

Trump said George Washington "had two desks in his pre-White House." He continued: "And they were right next to each other. One was for business and one was for the presidency. He had two desks, in the same room. And so you're allowed to. But I choose not to. I don't talk to my kids about, you know, this stuff."

An interesting story about Washington. Unfortunately, it's a fictional story about Washington.
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During his July 4 speech marking the nation's 250th birthday, Trump spoke of Americans' role in building the Panama Canal, the vital waterway he has previously said the US should not have ceded to Panama last century. "And by the way," Trump added, "38,000 Americans died to give us one of the greatest engineering feats of all time: Panama Canal."

That number is not close to true.

While the century-old records are imprecise, they show about 5,600 people died during the canal's American construction phase between 1903 and 1914 – and "of those, the vast majority were Afro-Caribbeans," such as  workers from Barbados and Jamaica, Julie Greene, a history professor at the University of Maryland and author of the book "The Canal Builders: Making America's Empire at the Panama Canal," told CNN after Trump made a similar claim in his inaugural address last year.

The late historian David McCullough, author of another book on the building of the canal, found that "the number of white Americans who died was about 350."

Thousands of additional workers, perhaps around 22,000, died during the French construction phase that preceded the American phase. But Trump said, as he has before, that he was talking about American deaths in particular.

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Nothing to see here. There is NO cognitive decline.