'Senility is a real thing': Trump blasted over confusing words that 'aren’t similar phonetically at all'

During a town hall in Flint, Michigan on Tuesday, Donald Trump said Bagram — which is an airbase in Afghanistan — is currently in Alaska.

Speaking with moderator, Republican Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the ex-president was speaking on energy policy when he said, "We have Bagram in Alaska. They say it might be bigger than Saudi Arabia. I got it approved."

Several political experts had no idea what the MAGA hopeful was talking about. One journalist, Justin Baragona, wrote: "The thing is, you can't even really give him the benefit of the doubt that he just confused two things that sound a bit alike. ANWR [Arctic National Wildlife Refuge] and Bagram aren't similar phonetically at all."

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The Atlantic's Tom Nichols replied: "They say it might be bigger than Saudi Arabia, they also say it’s in Afghanistan, not Alaska."

Neera Tanden, director of the United States Domestic Policy Council commented: "Just wondering all those decoding VP Harris’ every syllable are going to give us their analysis of this."

Lawyer Bradley P. Moss added: "Senility is a real thing, folks."

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