He also has the strength of ten men, believe me

Yesterday, El Presidente, while trying to explain how he treated Goldstar widow Myeshia Johnson when he called her to offer condolences on the combat death of her husband, told the media that we should trust his version of events because he has:

". . .one of the great memories of all time."

Yes, that's how deluded this moron is. He even claims to have one of the greatest memories of all time.  (This is actually not the first time he's made this claim.)

So let's quickly review parts of Trump's deposition last year from when he was sued for the scam that was Trump University:

"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"
"I don't remember,"

 Yes, he said it 35 separate times.

Your witness, counselor.