Knowing he might have to endorse his current VP, couch-fu--er JD "Dunce" Vance, as the 2028 GOP-MAGA presidential candidate, and given his narcissistic belief that he's the greatest man ever to walk the earth - with the same standing as the Messiah Jesus himself, according to his herd of MAGA morons - Trump's decaying brain is making him leak off nervous impulses that he should otherwise control and restrain.
He doesn't think JD Dunce is up to the job. He indirectly labels him as incompetent. Maybe Trump has used Vance to climb into the presidency, but has never forgotten what JD Dunce Vance has said about him prior to the 2024 elections, and is now exacting revenge on the dishrag JD by disposing of him in the trash.
Vance prior to 2024: Trump is "CULTURAL HEROIN", A "MORAL DISASTER", AN "IDIOT", AND "AMERICA'S HITLER". Vance after 2024: My "personal" savior Jesus Christ appeared to me and told me to follow Trump and stand by his side. Sort of a Saint Paul conversion on the Road to Damascus.
I don't know what we're gonna do for entertainment after the morons of MAGA pack up and leave for their rat holes in the backwoods and the swamps.
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Trump, 79, Appears to Call Vance Incompetent in Rambling Word Salad
Tom Latchem
Wed, December 3, 2025
Donald Trump appeared to brand JD Vance “incompetent” as his vice president was forced to listen during a televised Cabinet meeting.
Asked by a reporter about a sprawling fraud scandal in Minnesota on Tuesday, Trump went on a rant about Somali immigrants before swerving off into a bizarre riff about Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and the 2024 vice-presidential debate.
The moment Trump described Vance as "incompetent"
“Look, I think the man’s a grossly incompetent man. I thought that from the day I watched JD destroy him in the debate,” Trump said, referring to the televised debate last October when Vance faced off against Walz and MAGAworld declared it a rout.
With Vance sitting across the table from him, the president then added, “I was saying, who was more incompetent? That man or my man? I had a man and he had a man. They were both incompetent.”
Given that Trump’s “man” in the debate was Vance—Walz’s Republican opponent in that debate—it appeared Trump was referring to his own VP as incompetent.
There is, however, another equally damning explanation.
Trump’s remark in full—“I had a man and he had a man. They were both incompetent. And uh, I had a man and a woman. I thought she was very incompetent too”—suggests the 79-year-old might have forgotten that Kamala Harris had replaced Joe Biden as Democratic nominee.
Apparently referring to Harris, Trump continued by falsely suggesting that she was now the Democratic frontrunner for 2028, even though the former vice president has not even announced a run.
The Daily Beast has contacted the White House and Vance’s office for comment.
Trump’s awkward Vance comment builds on the pair’s strange love-hate relationship. Before Vance, 41, reinvented himself as one of Trump’s most devoted lieutenants, he privately and publicly torched the president—calling him “cultural heroin,” a “moral disaster,” “an idiot,” and even musing in 2016 that he might be “America’s Hitler.”
JD Vance was branded “incompetent” by his boss during a marathon Cabinet meeting. / ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP via Getty Images
On the 2024 campaign trail, as Vance cast Walz as a soft-on-crime, big-government liberal who’d mismanaged his state, Walz painted Vance as an extremist Trump enabler who’d sold out his earlier qualms for power.
In response, Vance said he’d been “wrong” and claimed he was misled by “dishonest” media coverage of Trump’s record.
Trump’s bizarre Vance comment fits a broader pattern that has alarmed medical experts and the electorate.
Leading psychologist Dr. John Gartner—a former professor at Johns Hopkins—last month told the Daily Beast Podcast that Trump is showing a “massive increase” in clinical signs of decline and is in “gross” deterioration compared to his first term.
Days later, public health physician Dr. Vin Gupta told The Meidas Touch Podcast that there is “reason to be worried” about Trump’s evident “age-related cognitive decline,” pointing to his increasingly halting public performances and his implausible claim that he didn’t know which body part doctors had scanned during an October MRI.
Those concerns have been fueled by repeated moments of confusion—such as on Monday, when he forgot within seconds that he had just refused to answer a question, then launched into a disjointed rant anyway.
During Tuesday’s Cabinet session, Trump also appeared to struggle to stay awake. Cameras captured him closing his eyes for extended stretches—part of nearly six minutes of apparent dozing in the two-hour-plus meeting.
It follows other viral clips of Trump seemingly nodding off during an Oval Office press conference on drug prices last month, even as the White House insists he is in “optimal” health and the president himself boasts that he is “sharper” than he was decades ago.
When he wasn't ranting away, Trump had a little nap during the Cabinet meeting. / The Washington Post / Carolyn Van Houten/The Washington Post via Getty Images
The Walz–Trump feud has been escalating for days, centered on Trump’s attacks on Minnesota’s handling of Somali immigration. Over Thanksgiving, Trump used an offensive slur to brand Walz “seriously ret---ed” while ranting about Somali refugees and crime, prompting outrage and fresh scrutiny of the president’s own health.
Walz, 61, who served as Kamala Harris’ running mate in 2024 and has long sparred with Trump over immigration and policing, hit back last Friday, posting a four-word clapback—“Release the MRI results.”
Walz then doubled down in a subsequent TV interview, calling the term “damaging” and “hurtful” and warning that Trump’s midnight tirades and evasiveness about his “perfect” MRI raise serious questions about whether he’s mentally fit to serve.
The White House finally released a statement about the scan results on Monday, but that only served to raise further questions about his health.
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