Scaramucci Questions Trump’s Mental Health After He Stumbled Over Words at Rally
Former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci raised questions about President Donald Trump’s mental health after the president stumbled over his words at a rally in New Jersey. On Tuesday, Trump held a…
Former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci raised questions about President Donald Trump’s mental health after the president stumbled over his words at a rally in New Jersey.
On Tuesday, Trump held a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, to support Rep. Jeff Van Drew’s (R-N.J.) re-election.
While Trump was talking about illegal immigration and blasting Democrats for their immigration policies, he tripped over the word “criminal.”
Trump said, “No American should ever be hurt, harmed, or killed because left-wing politicians, Democrats, decided shield and shelter crimin-cle — look, look, wait.”
After seeing a video of the moment, Scaramucci questioned Trump’s mental:
“This is concerning. Wondering how long this can be ignored. Is there anyone left in his team that cares about his health and mental acuity?”
Scaramucci is far from the first person to raise questions about Trump’s mental health. Late last year, Yale psychiatrist Bandy Lee suggested that House Speaker