Donald Trump is suffering from a major mental health episode that manifested itself repeatedly this morning when he called in to Fox News, ostensibly to talk about the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who died unexpectedly Saturday of an aortic dissection at the age of 71.
However, when the Fox hosts tried to get replies from the so-called “president” regarding Graham, he repeatedly refused to reply, instead going on an unhinged rant about voter fraud.
“He (Graham) was very strong on fighting for the SAVE America Act,” Trump said. “He really became the primary advocate for it. And I think he would have felt the same way about terminating the filibuster.”
“And Mr. President, did you know the senator —” host Lawrence Jones inquired, only to be interrupted by the rambling orange dementia patient.
“He was really coming a long way on the terminating the filibuster,” Trump continued. “The SAVE America Act — it’s voter ID. It’s proof of citizenship. Look what happened to the kid in California. They sent a million ballots. Nobody knows where they came from.”
Jones made a second attempt to focus the notoriously undisciplined Trump.
“Yeah —”
“But Mr. President, did you notice anything different?” the host inquired.
“Millions and millions of ballots. It’s impossible. He said he thought he won. I said, why didn’t you complain?”
Referencing California GOP gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton, Trump went off on yet another tangent.
“I said, here we go. They’re gonna find ballots.”
“So Mr. — so Mr. President, real quickly, did you notice anything different from Lindsey —” Jones again asked.
“He was totally against me,” Trump said of Graham’s 2016 GOP presidential primary challenge. “I’ll get you in South Carolina. That didn’t work out too well.”
“So I gave him a 99 instead of a 100,” the dementia patient concluded, having never actually answered a single question.
Donald Trump didn’t have much of a mind left to lose, but what few brain cells he had left have now quite obviously vanished into thin air.
