The time has come for a mental health professional to take a look at Donald Trump on the air, MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski said Monday during a frank discussion of the Republican nominee's well-being.
Brzezinski began "Morning Joe" by noting tweets sent from Trump's account Saturday over the death from gun violence of a cousin of basketball star Dwyane Wade (ironically I call Trump sick in the head in this post), in which Trump declared that African-American voters will support him, pointing to the shooting in Chicago as a symptom that he will solve.
"Morning Joe" devoted a significant portion of its opening block to discussing Trump's mental health, a day after President Barack Obama's former campaign manager David Plouffe described Trump as a "psychopath."
Brzezinski, who Trump has called "crazy" and "neurotic," remarked that "it's time to hear from somebody in the mental health community, to look at this person who has been on television for months and to give us a sense of what we have going on here."
"And, I'm sorry, let's just not — let’s stop pretending we're dealing with someone who we can completely understand," Brzezinski said. "And when you see someone who you think has problems, you know it. And there's not anybody at this table who doesn't think he has some sort of problem. Let's ask the questions. Let's do this at this point. Let's set up someone and ask the … questions." Cont. (Video)
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