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The fragile mental state of donald trump was on display today in london especially when he described adam schiff in a way that to many sounded like a reasonably accurate description of donald trump. >> i think adam schiff is a deranged human being. i think he grew up with a complex for lots of reasons that are obvious. i think hes a very sick man. and he lies. >> joining our discussion now dr. lance dodis, a former assistant clinical professor at harvard medical school. hes a contributor to the ...

Adam schiff that sounded like anyone else in the world describing donald trump, which brings us to the madness of donald trump or the possible madness of donald trump. perhaps it most important to explain of the things donald trump says and does. after this break well be joined by psychiatrist lance dodis who will consider the mental health of the president of the united states beginning with donald trump had to say about adam schiff today. nald trump had to say about adam schiff today and a sco...

Whether they make that trade so the public can hear what lev parnas has to say. >> thank you very much. and thank you every night at 6:00 p.m. for shaping my thinking on all of this, and i can steal half of that to use at 10:00. >> thank you, sir. i got my prac tis in this business from sitting there. >> we have run out of compliment time. coming up, once again we will be joined by a psychiatrist to evaluate the presidents behavior today. dr. lance dodis has joined us on this subject before, a...

He has said it five days from sunday and that is the case. this is lance dodis. he says "mr. trumps sociopathic characteristics are undeniable, they create a profound danger for americas democracy and safety. over time these characteristics will only become worse either become mr. trump will succeed in gaining more power and more grandiosity with less grasp on reality." when i hear that, i think about the russiagate investigation and him getting boxed in more and more and more and lashing out. d...

Dictator, and the idea that senator cardin says people have interpreted it to mean he might mean nuclear war, no. he has said it five days from sunday and that is the case. this is lance dodis. he says "mr. trumps sociopathic characteristics are undeniable, they create a profound danger for americas democracy and safety. over time these characteristics will only become worse either become mr. trump will succeed in gaining more power and more grandiosity with less grasp on reality." when i hear t...

Talking about. >> i want to listen to a professional diagnosis here. this is from lance dodis, a former professor at harvard medical school, professor of psychiatry. lets listen to what he had to say about the president on this show. >> lying in the way that he does it, repeated, dangerous lying makes him unfit and is a sign of serious mental disturbance. and to the extent he doesnt know reality -- and i agree, by the way. i dont think he does know reality clearly. he does havent a clear grass p...

Basic realities of american governance, and finds it impossible to put into simple, declarative sentences what hes talking about. >> i want to listen to a professional diagnosis here. this is from lance dodis, a former professor at harvard medical school, professor of psychiatry. lets listen to what he had to say about the president on this show. >> lying in the way that he does it, repeated, dangerous lying makes him unfit and is a sign of serious mental disturbance. and to the extent he doesnt...

He did not see that. was he lying? was he delusional? is either one of those answers acceptable for the president of the united states. joining us now, lea siegel, columnist for "the columbia journalism review" and author of the upcoming memoir, "the draw." and also with us, dr. lance dodis. i would love to go to you for a diagnosis of that particular piece of videotape. what do you see when you see him see saying that. >> again, hes lying and the question that has been so confusing about him is...

Trade center came tumbling down. and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> he did not watch that. he did not see that. was he lying? was he delusional? is either one of those answers acceptable for the president of the united states. joining us now, lea siegel, columnist for "the columbia journalism review" and author of the upcoming memoir, "the draw." and also with us, dr. lance dodis. i would love to go...