Gallery: Donald Trump Slurred His Words During A Speech & Twitter Has Some VERY Interesting Theories About It

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Donald Trump Slurred His Words During A Speech & Twitter Has Some VERY Interesting Theories About It
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Andrew LaSane
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During a speech at the White House yesterday announcing that the United States now recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Donald Trump began to have trouble with his words. A very prominent lisp came out of nowhere during the last minute of the speech, but Trump continued without pausing and left the podium like it never happened.

Trump has yet to acknowledge that anything unusual happened during the speech, and in a video produced by the White House (which he tweeted), that section of the speech was not used. There have also been claims that Trump's signature last night was a little off, which suggests that it was more than a slip of the tongue.

Twitter was quick to pick up on the slurring and wondered what the hell was going on. Click through the gallery to see a few of the theories people have been batting around.

About Andrew LaSane

Andrew LaSane is a Charleston-born, Brooklyn-based writer with a Masters in Media, Culture, and Communications and a deeply rooted love of pop culture. He has written about television, film, fashion, politics, science, and various other topics for several publications including Complex, Thrillist, Mental Floss, and Merry Jane.

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