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What is he? Is he a narcissist, a sociopath, a psychopath? All of those things, none of them?

Wait until you hear what Jordan Peterson had to say about the one and only Donald Trump. We're going to analyze Peterson's assessment of Trump, and what he thinks Trump's role should be in the 2024 election.

You're not going to want to miss this.

What is he? Is he a narcissist, a sociopath, a psychopath? All of those things, none of them?

I don't think that he's a psychopath, because he's been successful in repeated enterprises over long periods of time, and he has a variety of people who remain intensely loyal to him.

Now, he's definitely extroverted to a very great degree, and he's definitely disagreeable, and so that gives him some of the traits that are associated with those personality features.

But from what I've been able to understand, he's also very conscientious and hardworking, for example, and so that's a real mitigating factor.

And so I think it's very easy to demonize someone that you don't approve of, let's say, and certainly Trump has been subject, I would say to more demonization than any political leader in the West that I can remember in my entire lifetime, including Richard Nixon.

And so that's also set him back on his heels and made him somewhat embattled and defensive, which I don't think did any great things for his personality in some real sense.

So I think it's a mistake to assume that Trump is a psychopath. I think it's a big mistake. I think it's a big mistake to assume that Putin is a psychopath. It's easy to do that, but I don't think the evidence suggests that.

You don't want to throw those labels around casually. And you know, if Trump was psychopathic, well, he did a pretty good job of keeping the United States clear of war for four years. That's pretty damn remarkable.

And he did have a big hand in promoting the Abraham peace accords. And that was pretty remarkable. And those aren't the sorts of things that you would expect.

So there's Peterson's assessment of Trump's personality. Obviously, Pierce Morgan led the witness a bit here with his opening question, what is he? And also says the psychopath, the psychopath?

Which one? When did he stop beating his wife? You know, all that sort of stuff. But Peterson didn't fall for it. He pointed out that whether the never trumpers like it or not.

Trump is a person who thinks very, very big, right? Very big. Scott Adams has been talking about this ever since Trump was first elected back in 2016.

You might remember he talked about what he called the golden age emerging all around us. And what he meant by that, this golden age is that things we never thought possible because of the limitations of our culturally conditioned perceptions of the world.

Things we never thought possible actually started to happen all around us with Trump.

We never thought peace with North Korea was possible and then lo and behold, we had the first ever summit between the president of the United States and the North Korean leader.

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