'He's sundowning hard': Observers panic about 'incoherent' Trump's 'slurring' new speech

Donald Trump's latest speech set off a firestorm of people online saying the address was "slurring" and "incoherent."

Trump's remarks in North Carolina on Friday raised red flags for many. One of the most-cited examples was him saying, "I took cognitive tests. By the way, not easy. The first question is like what is this and they show a lion, giraffe, fish and a hippopotamus. And they say which is the giraffe."

Garry Kasparov responded to that, asking, "

Barry R McCaffrey also pounced on that, saying, "

That led Dem lawmaker Ted Lieu to ask, "

Spiro’s Ghost also seized on that same testing line, simply writing, "

"I renamed the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, right? That was a good one. I checked... for my whole life, I didn't do it in my first term because I was the hunted. I had bigger problems. I had these animals trying to attack me at Mar-a-Lago," he said. "They went into my wife's closet... it sounds strange, but they looked at her drawers."

Spiro’s Ghost to wrote, "

Governor Newsom Press Office pounced on that, writing, "He’s sundowning hard."

Trump also caught attention with his rant against Marjorie Taylor Greene, which led ex-prosecutor Ron Filipkowski to say, "

Amy Siskind said, "Listen to him slurring and sounding nuts!"

"Why isn’t his mental health a top story every single day?!?" she asked.