Trump Niece: Donald Trump Has ‘Severe Psychiatric Disorders’

PSAKI: “It’s so interesting how you describe it. I mean, this is what we’re seeing today, as I mentioned, or that is how I see it. I mean, you have observed your uncle for more than 50 years, for better or worse, and I know it’s been worse at many times. I was just talking about — and I’m not the only one who’s observed this, I mean, he seems to be really struggling lately to answer straightforward questions about the cost of childcare, housing, groceries. His answers don’t really make sense. I mean, is that just par for the course for decades or have you noticed a change in his ability to articulate?”
Trump: “Well, first of all, as a human being, Donald is as bad as he’s always been. This is somebody who’s never evolved. This is somebody who seems worse behaviorally simply because he’s been given more opportunities to be worse. But in terms of his functioning on a cognitive level, absolutely, there’s been deterioration. I mean, Donald is somebody who has had severe psychiatric disorders for decades that have remained untreated, and any illness you have that you don’t treat will worsen. And I think he’s being pushed further and further because of Vice President Harris’ success, because of his own failures, into a world that is more delusional. When he talks about how enthusiastic the crowd at the debate was, he’s probably talking about himself. He was his audience for that debate in many, many ways. So I hope that more media outlets allow us to hear what Donald’s actually saying instead of taking it upon themselves to ‘translate him.’ His nonsense is untranslatable, so what ends up happening, because human beings need to make meaning of things, is that certain reporters and journalists end up imbuing Donald’s meaningless statements with meaning so they don’t seem as dangerous and, quite frankly, unhinged as they really are.”