Donald Trump has once again put his intelligence on display, this time while addressing a crowd inside the Butler High School gymnasium in Ohio.According to NBC News, the President's latest stop on his campaign trail ahead of the November 3 midterm elections was Ohio. While rallying support for Senator Jon Husted and GOP gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy, Donald Trump made a bold claim about his IQ, announcing that he is a 'high-IQ person.'Check out Trump's full comments:"I'm a high IQ person. Unlike some other people I can tell you about...among the highest IQs anywhere in the world."Donald Trump claims he is among the 'highest IQs' in Ohio rallyDonald Trump's latest remarks about his intelligence came as he defended the Warrior dividend, a one-time, tax-free $1,776 bonus distributed in December 2025 to approximately 1.45 million U.S. service members. Trump revealed that he made revisions to the proposed figure of $1,775, suggesting adding one more dollar to reach $1,776 in honor of 1776, the year the U.S. Declaration of Independence was signed.Donald Trump, impressed by his own intelligence, made this remark and revealed that he is among those with the highest IQs anywhere in the world.Recalling the moment when the figure was proposed, Trump said:"We can do 1775 they said. I said, 'Wow.' Nobody saw it but me. I'm very proud of this. Very intelligent... I said if we can scrape up $1 more, we'll be at 1776 and that's what we did."Trump's revelation about revising the figure to match the year of the U.S. Declaration of Independence was met with loud applause.Donald Trump is rallying support before the Midterm electionsAccording to NBC News, White House officials have confirmed that the President will visit at least 17 states before the November 3 midterm elections. In addition to Jon Husted, the President also mentioned his three-time win in Ohio before extending his support to local Rep. Mike Turner and House candidate Derek Merrin.The President's speeches, rallying support for the Republicans, are garnering attention on social media. Before his high IQ claims at the recent Ohio rally, Trump praised his mobility in climbing stairs while addressing a group at the Peterbilt Motors manufacturing plant in Denton, Texas, while supporting Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton.Trump, pushing back on the rumours about his health concerns, maintained that he has excellent mobility skills while climbing stairs or walking up a ramp, unlike former President Joe Biden, who could 'never find the stairs.'Trump's remarks also come amid his broader tendency to emphasize his personal strengths, from business instincts and political strategy to his memory and physical abilities. His latest IQ claim has therefore become another talking point on social media.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.