A whole civilization will die tonight.

Words I never thought I would hear from an American president.

And though Donald Trump thankfully didn't follow through, this time,

these words are a start reminder of how reckless, immoral, and completely outside the bounds of international law this president is.

Regrettably, he is no friend of the United Kingdom.

He's no leader of the free world.

He is a dangerous and corrupt gangster, and that is how we must treat him.

Hi again, everybody.

It's now 5 o'clock in New York.

That was Edward Davy, a member of British Parliament, calling Donald Trump, quote, reckless,

immoral, dangerous, and a corrupt gangster.

And in fairness, check, check, check, check.

They are valid criticisms of Donald Trump for sure.

But more urgent than his frame of mind this afternoon is his state of mind, as people all

around the country and around the world are now publicly beginning to ask the question,

is Trump okay? Is he all there? Holder nose and consider just the last 10 days of his presidency,

strictly through the prism of his own social media outputs. On Easter Sunday, of all days,

he urged the, quote, crazy bastards in Iran to open the bleeping straight, adding praise be to

Allah. Two days later, in genocidal fashion,

he asserted, quote, a whole civilization will die tonight, end quote, as you just heard,

recounted in the halls of British Parliament, a sharp contrast to what he shared a few days later,

and now deleted AI image of himself as Jesus. That was just the opener of an all-nighter, an all-nighter of social media activity that any other figure in any other industry would have seen followed by days of coverage about their mental state.

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