President Donald Trump’s flurry of about 60 Truth Social posts over two hours on Sunday left documentary makers behind the Shallow State X account alarmed.
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Conservative attorney and avid Never Trumper George Conway highlighted the post and wondered why the press was not focused on what the Shallow State described as a “a hypomanic episode.”
According to the post from the account from documentary makers Daniel Partland, Art Horan and behaviorist Howard Marks, the deluge of posts that contained AI slop on a variety of topics was anything but normal.
“Trump has been having a hypomanic episode the past 2 hours. Post after post after post,” they wrote. “I count about 60 of them – mostly images, many of them AI. All his trademark pathologies; all his underlying themes: Malice. Grievance. Division. Entitlement. His gut is a simmering stew of agitation, rage, and desperation. His disordered brain is filled with paranoid fantasies of revenge alongside fantastical visions of regaining his grandiosity.”
“He hates being trapped and stuck in Iran. He hates that Epstein won’t go away. He hates being told his speech at the dinner was inappropriate. He hates that his name needed to come off a building. He hates that musical artists canceled from his show. He hates losing in court. And he especially hates his own mortality,” they continued.
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“Neither you nor I can EVER feel the kind of frenzied fear and fanaticism that Trump feels now. This is a man, who knows he’s in his final chapter, who is confounded that he, all that he is, all that he ever said he was, his lifetime of secrets and lies and false constructs – is vulnerable to exposure,” the post added before warning”
“How can he possibly sit still? How can he sleep? Who can he trust? Malignant narcissists in decline always get worse, it’s always messy, and they never want to go down alone.”
Conway added, “None of this is abstruse or difficult to explore or explain. There are countless books on the subject. There are countless experts in psychology, psychiatry, history, and political science who can explain the significance of what we are seeing with President Trump. The press needs to do its job.”
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This should be another aspect of immediate journalistic inquiry: What has happened to other world leaders who have suffered from similar psychiatric issues in their decompensating end stages? How did that turn out for themselves and the people they govern? https://t.co/y7FJc5qy2o
— George Conway ⚖️🇺🇸 (@gtconway3d) July 27, 2026
