Trump said he took a cognitive test because he didn't 'like being called stupid'

The intelligence of the former President is being called into question.

During Saturday's rally in Ohio, Trump detailed once again that he aced a cognitive test.

Is there a test or something I can take to prove to these radical left maniacs that are much smarter than them?

—Acyn (@Acyn) April 23, 2022

The Montreal Cognitive Assessment is a test that Trump referred to. It's not an IQ test, but a tool to spot early signs of dementia and other memory issues.

Jackson administered the test and said that Trump got 100% on it.

Chris Wallace, who interviewed Trump in 2020, told the former president that the exam was not the hardest one.

Trump said that Wallace couldn't answer the last five questions and that Joe Biden couldn't answer them.

Jackson, along with other Republicans, wrote an open letter saying that President Joe Biden was not physically or mentally fit to lead the county.

After boasting about the same test results, Trump said he would rather be called a dictator than a dumb person. The dictator comment was referenced by Trump.

They don't call me stupid, they say he wants to take over the world.

Representatives for Trump and Jackson did not respond to the request for comment.