Donald Trump’s final appearances at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, raised questions about his mental state after he fumbled world leaders’ names, misidentified countries and went off on odd tangents that left reporters scratching their heads.
Read more ‘Another big problem for Trump’: GOP spirals as mounting costs balloon in Iran
Admitting he is is sympathetic to the rigors of overseas travel and sleep disruptions due to changing time zones when involved in continuous meetings, MS NOW host Joe Scarborough suggested there is a strong case for the Trump Cabinet to remove him from office via the 25th Amendment.
After showing clips of the president stumbling about when speaking, the “Morning Joe” Scarborough pointed to similar worries about President Joe Biden whose own verbal miscues led to his decision to not seek re-election.
“If Joe Biden had said that, oh my God, the world would come to an end,” Brzezinski continued. “We would be like, they would say, put electrodes up to his brain right now, because obviously, the 25th Amendment must be put into effect at once.”
Read more Collins campaign scrambling as re-election strategy collapses: insiders
Scarborough continued to chastise commentators who asked how Biden was able to remain in office amid concerns about his mental state.
Co-host Willie Geist agreed with Scarborough that there was a strong comparison to be drawn.
“If you listen to the remarks of the president gives, the long speeches, he gives the rants, he goes on the rambling, you know, a slip of the tongue,” Geist said. “Japan/Iran. He called President Zelenskyy, ‘President Putin’ yesterday. You know, it happens in the course of a day, I guess, but you’re right. The side-by-side, the comparison and the moniker of ‘Sleepy Joe’ for the president, who often falls asleep in public. You can do this all day if you want to.”
Read more Ex-GOP operative predicts stunning November defeat for ‘deeply flawed’ MAGA senator
– YouTube youtu.be
