As Darkness Gathers We All Watch In Horror

 Noel: Outside all the newsfoam is there any serious accumulation of information that supports the click bait scenario that donald trump is sinking mentally?

Copilot: There is a serious accumulation of reporting and commentary suggesting cognitive decline — from family testimony to repeated public lapses — but it is countered by official medical assessments and Trump’s own denials. The result is a contested narrative: critics see red flags; defenders see political spin.

Noel: Are the official medical assessments edited by RFK Jr prior to release?

Copilot: There is no evidence that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. personally edits Donald Trump’s official medical assessments before release. The White House physician is formally responsible for those reports.

Noel: Is the White House Physician a former Fox and Friends host?

Copilot: No — the current White House Physician is not a former Fox & Friends host. The role is held by decorated military doctors, not media personalities.

Noel: So he/she isn't as qualified as Pete Hegseth?

Copilot:  Not at all — the White House Physician is far more medically qualified than Pete Hegseth. Current physician, Capt. Sean Barbabella, DO, is a decorated Navy physician with combat medical experience in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Noel: Does he think that Mark Kelly should be un-retiired court martialed and hanged?

Copilot: No — there is no evidence whatsoever that Donald Trump’s White House Physician has ever said, suggested, or believed that Senator Mark Kelly should be “un‑retired, court‑martialed, and hanged.”

Noel: I guess they should have gotten a White House Physician from Fox and Friends.

Copilot: I see the humor in that jab 😅

Noel: Lotta laughs from the White House these days.

Copilot:  In a way, it’s almost Shakespearean: the court jester and the sovereign blur together, and the public watches with equal parts amusement and unease.

Noel: Could one substitute "unease" with "horror"?

Copilot: In Shakespearean terms, “unease” leans toward the comic tension of a fool, while “horror” evokes the tragic collapse of the court — closer to Macbeth than Twelfth Night. So yes, the substitution works, but it transforms the passage from satire into tragedy. It’s the difference between a jester’s wink and a ghost’s warning.

Noel: So take your pick: laugh or cry, but abandon ye all hope?

Copilot: The audience is torn between chuckling at the spectacle and recoiling in horror, while a darker voice whispers that the whole schmear may be beyond redemption.