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Nasruddin

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57. He looked dangerous

Mon Jun 8, 2026, 12:55 PM

2 hrs ago

People should have their own security in his presence. For everyone's safety.

He's physically too infirm to do much but unlike her I would NOT have let him reach out and touch me - you just don't know what somebody in that state is going to try. He needs to have his own team take care of his issues.

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What we witnessed yesterday on MTP [View all] PCIntern 7 hrs ago OP

Possibly, but I saw this IRL in the mid 1990's JCMach1 6 hrs ago #1

I like your emoji use PCIntern 6 hrs ago #2

He's been sick forever, but he used to do a better job of hiding it. ShazzieB 5 hrs ago #16

What I saw was a mass of tremendous, growing rage, Zackzzzz 4 hrs ago #39

I saw the hand only as steadying himself when he got up. txwhitedove 3 hrs ago #41

So did I. ShazzieB 21 min ago #71

He was falling. MorbidButterflyTat 2 hrs ago #60

He was very close to physically assaulting her. She clearly couldn't believe what was happening. flashman13 3 hrs ago #43

The day will come when he physically assaults a female journalist Freddie 3 hrs ago #46

Just a thought but RVN VET71 1 hr ago #68

Are you kidding?? AZ8theist 25 min ago #70

Yes BaronChocula 1 hr ago #65

Whatever it is, it is clear that he is unable to carry out the duties of his office. hadEnuf 4 hrs ago #25

Everything is a mess and service members DIED because of him Justice matters. 1 hr ago #63

This is what I saw... surfered 6 hrs ago #3

Well, the mouth is wide open, so it must be trump. calimary 2 hrs ago #59

I remember R Budd Dwyer quite well Freddie 6 hrs ago #4

Hey Man Nice Shot Is A Retelling Of Bud's Sad, Sad Story... MayReasonRule 2 hrs ago #56

Or just like a little brat Bmoboy 6 hrs ago #5

That's a different reaction PCIntern 6 hrs ago #6

I've seen that before in real life radical noodle 6 hrs ago #7

Yes. He has been physically violent in the past. .remember ivana's niyad 5 hrs ago #13

And her staircase. rubbersole 5 hrs ago #23

I was thinking the same thing WiVoter 5 hrs ago #19

my first thought on that is the network would have edited it out and not shown it nt orleans 5 hrs ago #24

And the M$M, starting with Fox News Wednesdays 4 hrs ago #29

Plenty of his supporters are already saying that. cab67 2 hrs ago #52

One way or another radical noodle 4 hrs ago #31

The trump cult would just say radical noodle 4 hrs ago #30

I saw a video of a doctor who noted 12 instances of a very mentally ill person... kentuck 6 hrs ago #8

That will never happen with that toadying quack. niyad 5 hrs ago #14

Hmm, no doctor on a million dollar retainer would post that 31j20b3 1 hr ago #66

I'd love to watch that! ShazzieB 54 min ago #69

Post removed Post removed 6 hrs ago #9

frontotemporal dementia claimed the life of my brother KS Toronado 6 hrs ago #10

FTD is in my family also ... I just lost my closest sister last fall FakeNoose 5 hrs ago #18

FTD is more an umbrella diagnosis, and the types present differently as well for each person. My MiL... ms liberty 4 hrs ago #33

Again, this is all true, but it's not what Chump is displaying FakeNoose 4 hrs ago #35

Yes exactly PCIntern 4 hrs ago #37

Or he's a 79 year old manbaby having a tantru. Ray Bruns 5 hrs ago #11

Please do not discount the pathology: PCIntern 5 hrs ago #15

The situation is far more malignant and dangerous than simple tantrums. niyad 5 hrs ago #17

To put it in the vernacular of mental health experts multigraincracker 5 hrs ago #12

... johnnyfins 2 hrs ago #53

I'm no expert, but I have doubts that what we witnessed was dementia Martin Eden 5 hrs ago #20

Well, people who are experts would disagree with you. PCIntern 4 hrs ago #27

I suppose dementia can present itself in different ways Martin Eden 3 hrs ago #47

There is no question concerning the narcissistic pathology in extremis PCIntern 3 hrs ago #49

"Monsters from the Id" MorbidButterflyTat 1 hr ago #62

To allow this to go on says just how sick much of our population is in Stargazer99 5 hrs ago #21

How sick the Republican Party is Freddie 4 hrs ago #28

Yep agreed! ... OldBoss 5 hrs ago #22

Some Shakespeare bmichaelh 4 hrs ago #26

Did I miss the day-after breast thumps on Truth Social? peggysue2 4 hrs ago #32

Treatment planning following diagnosis. Frasier Balzov 4 hrs ago #34

He forgot about Dre. Kid Berwyn 4 hrs ago #36

His staff is working on him. He'll be fine in 2 Weeks. chouchou 4 hrs ago #38

RFK jr or Dr Oz or Susie Wiles?? vapor2 3 hrs ago #51

Probably all three. Trump will insist of giving the Noble prizes..or a Pizza... chouchou 2 hrs ago #55

I thought Kristen Welker was extremely professional and agressive in her "discussion" with Trump. Fla Dem 4 hrs ago #40

Yep she called him out IbogaProject 3 hrs ago #42

I thought the reporter did good job interviewing him MustLoveBeagles 3 hrs ago #44

Very traumatic for me... Moostache 3 hrs ago #45

Thank you for sharing a very difficult memory. PCIntern 3 hrs ago #48

Why did he agree to the interview in the first place? BigmanPigman 3 hrs ago #50

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He looked dangerous Nasruddin 2 hrs ago #57

Recognizing Early Signs of Behavioral Variant Frontotemporal Dementia andym 2 hrs ago #58

"You're CROOKED. (Everyone) is CROOKED (except MEEEE)... Justice matters. 2 hrs ago #61

Well, I learned something here: Kristen Welker is a black female. rurallib 1 hr ago #64

I found it odd that there was nothing to get angry about. Sparkly 1 hr ago #67

The question is not his illness PATRICK 3 min ago #72