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Trump's 'Very High Levels Of Intelligence' Draw Some Doubt On Twitter

The president also claimed in an interview with The Washington Post that America's air and water are "now at a record clean."

Trump's 'Very High Levels Of Intelligence' Draw Some Doubt On Twitter

President Donald Trump claimed in an interview Tuesday with The Washington Post that his “very high levels of intelligence” have led him to not believe in climate change.

Trump, who also rejected the findings of his own administration’s report Friday on climate change, attempted to justify his position by adding that America’s air and water were “now at a record clean.”

“As to whether or not it’s man-made and whether or not the effects that you’re talking about are there, I don’t see it ― not nearly like it is,” the president said.

Since Trump’s comments were published, Twitter users have questioned whether a man who gazed at the solar eclipse without protective lenses could claim to have “very high levels of intelligence.”

"very high levels of intelligence"
*stares directly into eclipse* pic.twitter.com/k8xWheDf6H

— BC (@bcampbell23) November 28, 2018

He makes George Bush sound like a goddamn genius

— Sarah Cooper (@sarahcpr) November 27, 2018

Here’s the Venn diagram of people who DO NOT believe in manmade #climatechange , DO believe Trump is intelligent, and are wrong on both counts. pic.twitter.com/u9oNiudR24

— Sheridan Brown (@sheridantbrown) November 28, 2018

pic.twitter.com/n8w1kthHib

— mitzi smith (@roganmitzi) November 28, 2018

.@jdawsey1 and @PhilipRucker after that sit down interview: pic.twitter.com/qMeFAErhw4

— ♯🇸🅷🇪🆁🆁🇴🇩2⃣0⃣2⃣0⃣ (@TheRealMarkCM) November 28, 2018

@realDonaldTrump will eventually care about climate change when his Florida estate is under water pic.twitter.com/9yXVtJNaDo

— Naquan James (@NaquanJames) November 28, 2018