own party dismayed and he's called on the sitting attorney general to arrest his political rivals. if all that wasn't enough, donald trump took a full two hours out of his day today to rant and rave in what he called a virtual rally on rush limbaugh's radio show. in the end it was limbaugh who ended the interview, reminding the president of his jam-packed schedule. it's no small wonder democrats in congress are today talking about the 25th amendment, drawing attention to questions and concerns about donald trump's physical and mental competence. but the threat to donald trump's presidency at this point lies at the ballot box with polls suggesting donald trump's chances of mounting a comeback against joe biden are slipping away. "the new york times" describes trump's, quote, increasing frustration over his political fortunes with surveys that show him trailing mr. biden by double digits. the "times" says it's not just the public polling that has warning lights flashing red