Donald Trump has a damaged mind. It spreads negativity daily, and it is irreparable, according to Lawrence O’Donnell of ‘The Last Word’ on NBC.

Trump went on NBC today and said;

1. ‘I won the 2020 election.’ (he didn’t);
2. ‘I have a 71 per cent approval rating.’ (no, he doesn’t);
3. ‘Jobs figures were rigged (no, they weren’t).

I say something funny here, but I won’t. It’s just so damn dangerous to have him in the White House.

‘Signs Of Broken Brains’:

Trump’s Latest Sharpie Scrawl Has People Howling

President Donald Trump on Monday renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for refusing to cut interest rates. He expressed his discontent with one of his go-to moves. It was a Sharpie-scrawled message, finished with his signature across the bottom.

Trump printed out a list of central bank rates from 44 nations around the world. Switzerland topped the list at 0.25%, while 10 nations, including the United States, shared the bottom spot with 4.5%.

“Should be here,” Trump wrote, with an arrow near the top of the list.

He also had a personal message for the Federal Reserve chair in his trademark block letters.

“Jerome ― You are, as usual, “too late.” You have cost the USA a fortune. You continue to do so. You should lower the rate by a lot!” Trump wrote. “Hundreds of billions of dollars being lost! No inflation!”

Lawrence O’Donnell is the host of The Last Word on MSNBC. He has been a vocal critic of President Donald Trump throughout his tenure and beyond. In various segments, O’Donnell has used strong language. He characterizes Trump’s behavior and mental fitness this way. He often frames it as harmful or destabilizing. The quote you referenced reflects O’Donnell’s personal and editorial stance, not a clinical diagnosis or universally accepted view.

It’s important to note that such commentary falls within the realm of opinion journalism. In this realm, hosts and commentators express their perspectives, often with sharp rhetoric. These views are protected under free speech. They also spark debate about media bias. Political polarization and the boundaries of responsible discourse are also discussed.

Mainstream Media Coverage

• High Negativity Rates: A study by the Media Research Center found significant negativity in media coverage. In the first 100 days of Trump’s second term, mainstream media coverage was 92% negative. This included ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and MSNBC.
• Focus on Controversies: These outlets highlight Trump’s legal issues and controversial remarks. They also emphasize key policy choices, particularly about immigration, foreign relations, and health.
• Editorial Commentary: Hosts like Lawrence O’Donnell and Jimmy Kimmel often criticize Trump in personal terms. They often frame him as dangerous or unstable.