Tuesday morning, Maine Senator Susan Collins, a Republican, and her Democratic colleague, Jack Reed, of Rhode Island, were caught on a hot mic after a Senate subcommittee meeting, musing on the president's mental health.

I mean, I don't say that.

No, likely.

It's hard to hear, but right at the top of the tape, Senator Reid says, quote, I think he's crazy.

This is crazy.

Not an original observation.

Ever since his inauguration, the president's erratic behavior has spawned all sorts of amateur psychology, including diagnoses of narcissistic personality disorder, borderline

personality disorder, and even the toll of untreated venereal disease. There's also been talk

about invoking the 25th Amendment, removing the president from office on the grounds of

mental incapacity. And it isn't all Democrats.

Bill Maher on his show asked Senator Al Franken what the Republicans were saying behind

closed doors about President Trump.

Franken said there's a range.

Some will say that he's not right mentally.

And then some are harsher.

Then came last weekend and the Boy Scout Jamboree,

Trump addressing 45,000 young boys about the virtues of scouting? No, not much that.

Who the hell wants to speak about politics when I'm in front of the boys' scouts? Do you remember

that incredible night with the maps and the Republicans are red and the Democrats are blue

and that map was so red, it was unbelievable,

and they didn't know what this is.

And hopefully, he's going to get the votes tomorrow to start our path toward killing

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