President Donald Trump stated that the insult he despises most is being called "dumb," an appellation that prompted him to undergo a cognitive test. Speaking at a rally at Rockland Community College in Suffern, New York, on Friday, the 79-year-old president recounted a conversation with his doctor where he expressed his aversion to being labeled "dumb," despite being able to tolerate terms like "tyrant" or "dictator." He described the cognitive test, administered by his doctor, as starting with easy questions and progressing to more complex mathematical problems, all of which he claimed to have answered correctly. Trump's remarks precede a scheduled cognitive evaluation at Walter Reed Hospital.