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Trump sparks health concerns with incoherent speech as critics fume &needs help' President Donald Trump raised questions about his mental health on Friday after he gave a speech at a convention in Florida. Speaking at the Future Investment Initiative forum in Miami on March 27, Trump, 79, launched into a lengthy monologue that left many social media users struggling to follow his rant. "You know, when I didn&get the Nobel Peace Prize - you gotta understand, I don&care," Trump said. "Norway has lost so credible." He went on to claim he stopped eight wars, prevented a nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan by threatening a 250 percent tariff. It comes as Trump shared a strange personal letter from a Christian leader, who discussed the president&contemplations about his own afterlife. Continuing his speech, Trump said of India and Pakistan, "You know how I stopped them? I said, &you keep fighting, I&gonna put a 250 percent tariff on each one.&All right, we won&fight anymore. That&how I stopped them." He wrapped up the war rant by saying, "Stopping wars, I think I do it the best." The clip spread quickly on X, with many viewers questioning the President. "Trump went from Nobel Peace Prize, to Norway, 8 wars, to Putin, all in seconds," one person wrote on X. "He cannot put two complete sentences together that make sense." Another posted, "His ramblings sound like a mix between somebody&drunk uncle and a 16-year-old mean girl." "He needs to be taken out of power and not put...