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Medical analyst and cardiologist dr. jonathan reiner. dr. reiner, what's going on with john fetterman's health. you said you think this is more than just an issue with auditory processing, which is what some reporters seem to be suggesting, he hears the words, but has trouble computing what they mean. you say he also has expressive aphasia. what is that? >> he's had an injury to his brain in the area that helps someone process speech. so, most people have thought that mr. fetterman's injury was how he processed sound, which is why they gave him the prompter. but what was really apparent last n...

He said you think this is more than just an issue with auditory processing, which is what some reporters and the campaign seem to be suggesting, that he just hears words but he is just having trouble computing what they mean, it takes him a couple of seconds. you are saying he also has expressing expressive aphasia. what is that? >> yeah. he has had an injury to his brain in the area that help someone process speech. most people have thought that mr. fetterman's injury was how he processed, how he processed sound, which is why they gave him the prompter. but what was really apparent last night...