Trump Uses Faith Luncheon To Launch Obscenity Filled Rant About His Legal Problems

During a Faith Luncheon at The White House this week, Donald Trump went on a profane rant about his legal problems over the last five years, leaving the entire gathering a bit shocked about Trump’s behavior. But there is more to this than just Trump not being able to read the room – his language has become far more vulgar in public settings than it ever has been, and mental health professionals have repeatedly told us that this could be a symptom of a serious condition. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

Donald Trump exhibited another major symptom of not just cognitive decline, but potentially very severe neurological disease this week. And he did it during a White House faith luncheon because during this White House Faith luncheon, of course, a religious event with religious leaders and religious people, Donald Trump decided to go on a profane rant about how unfair all of his legal problems have been for the last five or six years. Donald Trump told the crowd quote, well, first of all, actually before I even get to that, he blasted Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve. He blasted, you know, once again saying, I made a perfect phone call to Ukraine. It was the perfect call, and I got impeached. And then he said, quote, I got indicted five times, impeached two times, all, right? Terrible stuff.

He also compared himself to Al Capone, which of course is not somebody you wanna compare yourself to, um, 'cause Al Capone did it, Donald. So I don't know why you continuously do that. But of course, none of these things, including his, uh, outburst, none of those were on the agenda. None of those were topics that literally anyone at the White House Faith Luncheon was talking about. These are however clearer symptoms of dementia from Alzheimer's that has now evolved into a agitated state. Now, I'm sure a lot of people have seen the commercial 'cause God, it's everywhere. Every time I turn on the tv, at least, um, for that medication that talks about the fact that, hey, yeah, you know, my mother, whoever it is, was suffering from dementia due to Alzheimer's. And then they became agitated, they started getting angry. There's profane outbursts and so, hey, take this medicine.

But here's the thing, I think that's what's happened to Donald Trump. And the reason I think that, not just because he said during this faith luncheon on Monday. The reason I think it is because mental health professionals who are trained to diagnose those things that would get you on that medication have also suggested it over the last couple years. Let me explain to you, when Donald Trump burst onto the political scene, he had spent years in the public eye, right? Decades in the public eye. He had a reality TV show. He would do interviews. He was all over Twitter. He was the king of Twitter before he even got into politics. But he wasn't profane.

He was reserved during his first term. He wasn't profane. He did not go out there and rallies and speeches and utter a single curse word. But then in just the last couple years, he started doing it more and more like repeatedly. By the way, this isn't the only that he publicly dropped in the last couple days. He is becoming more profane. He is becoming more angry and agitated, just like you would see in somebody suffering from agitation due to dementia from Alzheimer's. The symptoms fit. Now, I am not a mental health professional, much like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. I didn't go to medical school. I don't have a degree in anything close to medicine. So I'm not making a diagnosis. I'm just telling you what I see based on comments that mental health professionals have made over the last few years. The profanity is increasing. The agitation is increasing.