'Donald Trump appears to be psychotic' as pressure overwhelms him:
psychiatrist
Tom Boggioni
February 2, 2024 9:21AM ET
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump returns from a court recess and speaks
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7, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)

According to a former clinical professor of psychiatry at the George
Washington University Medical Center, a combination of age and the
pressures Donald Trump is facing as he attempts to fend off multiple
criminal indictments not only makes him dangerous � he's also close to a
mental collapse.

In an interview with Salon's Chauncey DeVega, Dr. Justin Frank, author of
"Trump on the Couch: Inside the Mind of the President," bluntly stated
"Donald Trump appears to be psychotic" after reflecting on recent outbursts
during the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial that led to a stunning $83.3
million damage award.

Asked about what is going on with the former president who is being swamped
by the onslaught of court cases, Frank suggested any vestige of a civil
veneer Trump may have projected is long gone, and people are seeing him for
who he truly is.

"From the time Trump was five years old, he hated rules and couldn't
control himself. If Trump didn't like something, he would convert feelings
into immediate action. He threw rocks at a toddler who lived next door when
he was five. He punched out his second-grade teacher because he got mad at
him. As a father, Trump knocked out his son, Don Jr., when he was in high
school because he wasn't dressed appropriately," Frank recalled before
adding, "Trump has always been like this."

ALSO READ: Trump�s spell is broken � no wonder he�s mad

"As people age, they generally do not change; they instead become more of
their true selves," he further explained. "His capacity for self-restraint
is becoming a thinner veneer over fundamental destructiveness. He is
increasingly no longer able to fake it. This is why Trump is in court
acting out, mumbling, being angry and disruptive."
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After expressing concerns over a Rolling Stone report on the copious
amounts of drugs that were dispensed by the Trump White House's pharmacy,
including ketamine that is "used to treat severe depression," Frank
expressed alarm at Trump's decline.

"Trump is extremely dangerous. Trump does not believe in laws and rules. He
wants to be a lawless dictator. This is why I continue to share my
conclusion, based on the evidence, that Donald Trump appears to be
psychotic," he said.

"He is a person who is detached from reality. Even with the trials and
other pressures, Trump is not capable of breaking down, of being cowed
and/or broken. If anything, Trump will go down in flames if he goes down at
all. Trump is an extreme narcissist who will destroy anyone who has ever
done anything to hurt him, to oppose him, or defy him."

A New York City parolee who allegedly tossed a young woman's corpse into a
pile of street trash was battered by dozens of angry neighbors upon his
Monday arrest.

Chad Irish, 55, was charged with concealment of a human corpse after he was
questioned by detectives about the death of 31-year-old Yazmeen Williams,
the New York Police Department confirmed Tuesday morning. He was also
charged with criminal possession of a weapon and menacing, but police said
those charges are unrelated to Williams' death.

Williams' body was found stuffed into a sleeping bag on top of a dolly and
surrounded by black garbage bags in front of a building on E. 27th Street
around 5 p.m. Friday. She was killed by a gunshot wound to the head,
according to the New York City Medical Examiner's Office. The dolly was tied
to a scaffolding railing by a red strap.

Detectives obtained surveillance video that showed a man in a motorized
wheelchair dragging her body to that location. An NYPD spokesperson did not
confirm whether that person matched Irish's description.

Several friends told CBS New York that Williams was friends with a man who
used a wheelchair in the neighborhood where she grew up and lived nearby.

Williams' family is convinced that the young woman knew her killer, Fox 5
reported.

A "disorderly crowd gathered and became irate" when the wheelchair-bound
Irish was arrested and transferred to a gurney around 4 p.m. Monday in the
area of E. 27th Street and Second Ave, police said.

He was taken to a hospital and is in stable condition. An investigation is
still ongoing, and Irish has not been charged with Williams' killing.

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Chad Irish was taken into custody in connection to Yazmeen Williams' death.

Police and EMTs tried to fend off the crowd. Some punched Irish, while
others could be heard begging for the crowd to kill him and trying to tear
his clothes from his body. The man could be heard pleading his innocence
before he was loaded into an ambulance.

Police listed two addresses for Irish – one in the Bronx and another at a
New York City Housing Authority development, the Nathan Straus Houses, on
East 28th Street, not far from where Williams' body was found.

Irish was on parole for a robbery in the Bronx at the time of his arrest,
according to New York Department of Corrections data. He has a laundry list
of prior arrests and convictions, including attempted arson, assault and
numerous charges of robbery.

A police source told the New York Post that Irish had 21 prior arrests.

Williams' family told CBS that the 31-year-old was about to start a job at
the city's Department of Housing Preservation on Monday. That agency could
not immediately be reached for comment.

"She was looking so forward to living, living her life," her mother, Nicole
Williams, told the outlet. "She got her career in criminal justice. She went
to Buffalo State University, and she wanted to be a lawyer."

Williams had a twin brother and younger sister, the outlet reported.

"She used to always take good care of me, and she used to always be proud of
me. She was the best sister I could have, and I love her so much. I just
wish she could've stayed a little longer because I just wanted to grow up
with her," her younger sister said.

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body-found-wrapped-sleeping-bag-street

On 2024-07-10, Ryan <X@Y.com> opined as follows:
> 'Donald Trump appears to be psychotic' as pressure overwhelms him:
> psychiatrist
> Tom Boggioni
> February 2, 2024 9:21AM ET
> BeLoud Share
> trump courthouse shadows
> Former U.S. President Donald Trump returns from a court recess and speaks
> to the media during his trial in New York State Supreme Court on December
> 7, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)
>
> According to a former clinical professor of psychiatry at the George
> Washington University Medical Center, a combination of age and the
> pressures Donald Trump is facing as he attempts to fend off multiple
> criminal indictments not only makes him dangerous — he's also close to a
> mental collapse.
>
> In an interview with Salon's Chauncey DeVega, Dr. Justin Frank, author of
> "Trump on the Couch: Inside the Mind of the President," bluntly stated
> "Donald Trump appears to be psychotic" after reflecting on recent outbursts
> during the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial that led to a stunning $83.3
> million damage award.
>
> Asked about what is going on with the former president who is being swamped
> by the onslaught of court cases, Frank suggested any vestige of a civil
> veneer Trump may have projected is long gone, and people are seeing him for
> who he truly is.
>
> "From the time Trump was five years old, he hated rules and couldn't
> control himself. If Trump didn't like something, he would convert feelings
> into immediate action. He threw rocks at a toddler who lived next door when
> he was five. He punched out his second-grade teacher because he got mad at
> him. As a father, Trump knocked out his son, Don Jr., when he was in high
> school because he wasn't dressed appropriately," Frank recalled before
> adding, "Trump has always been like this."
>
> ALSO READ: Trump’s spell is broken — no wonder he’s mad
>
> "As people age, they generally do not change; they instead become more of
> their true selves," he further explained. "His capacity for self-restraint
> is becoming a thinner veneer over fundamental destructiveness. He is
> increasingly no longer able to fake it. This is why Trump is in court
> acting out, mumbling, being angry and disruptive."
> ADVERTISEMENT
>
> After expressing concerns over a Rolling Stone report on the copious
> amounts of drugs that were dispensed by the Trump White House's pharmacy,
> including ketamine that is "used to treat severe depression," Frank
> expressed alarm at Trump's decline.
>
> "Trump is extremely dangerous. Trump does not believe in laws and rules. He
> wants to be a lawless dictator. This is why I continue to share my
> conclusion, based on the evidence, that Donald Trump appears to be
> psychotic," he said.
>
> "He is a person who is detached from reality. Even with the trials and
> other pressures, Trump is not capable of breaking down, of being cowed
> and/or broken. If anything, Trump will go down in flames if he goes down at
> all. Trump is an extreme narcissist who will destroy anyone who has ever
> done anything to hurt him, to oppose him, or defy him."

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On Thu, 11 Jul 2024 16:49:07 -0000 (UTC), Rockinghorse Winner <Rockinghorse@amgen.com>
wrote:

>On 2024-07-10, Ryan <X@Y.com> opined as follows:
>> 'Donald Trump appears to be psychotic' as pressure overwhelms him:
>> psychiatrist
>> Tom Boggioni
>> February 2, 2024 9:21AM ET
>> BeLoud Share
>> trump courthouse shadows
>> Former U.S. President Donald Trump returns from a court recess and speaks
>> to the media during his trial in New York State Supreme Court on December
>> 7, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)
>>
>> According to a former clinical professor of psychiatry at the George
>> Washington University Medical Center, a combination of age and the
>> pressures Donald Trump is facing as he attempts to fend off multiple
>> criminal indictments not only makes him dangerous ? he's also close to a
>> mental collapse.
>>
>> In an interview with Salon's Chauncey DeVega, Dr. Justin Frank, author of
>> "Trump on the Couch: Inside the Mind of the President," bluntly stated
>> "Donald Trump appears to be psychotic" after reflecting on recent outbursts
>> during the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial that led to a stunning $83.3
>> million damage award.
>>
>> Asked about what is going on with the former president who is being swamped
>> by the onslaught of court cases, Frank suggested any vestige of a civil
>> veneer Trump may have projected is long gone, and people are seeing him for
>> who he truly is.
>>
>> "From the time Trump was five years old, he hated rules and couldn't
>> control himself. If Trump didn't like something, he would convert feelings
>> into immediate action. He threw rocks at a toddler who lived next door when
>> he was five. He punched out his second-grade teacher because he got mad at
>> him. As a father, Trump knocked out his son, Don Jr., when he was in high
>> school because he wasn't dressed appropriately," Frank recalled before
>> adding, "Trump has always been like this."
>>
>> ALSO READ: Trump?s spell is broken ? no wonder he?s mad
>>
>> "As people age, they generally do not change; they instead become more of
>> their true selves," he further explained. "His capacity for self-restraint
>> is becoming a thinner veneer over fundamental destructiveness. He is
>> increasingly no longer able to fake it. This is why Trump is in court
>> acting out, mumbling, being angry and disruptive."
>> ADVERTISEMENT
>>
>> After expressing concerns over a Rolling Stone report on the copious
>> amounts of drugs that were dispensed by the Trump White House's pharmacy,
>> including ketamine that is "used to treat severe depression," Frank
>> expressed alarm at Trump's decline.
>>
>> "Trump is extremely dangerous. Trump does not believe in laws and rules. He
>> wants to be a lawless dictator. This is why I continue to share my
>> conclusion, based on the evidence, that Donald Trump appears to be
>> psychotic," he said.
>>
>> "He is a person who is detached from reality. Even with the trials and
>> other pressures, Trump is not capable of breaking down, of being cowed
>> and/or broken. If anything, Trump will go down in flames if he goes down at
>> all. Trump is an extreme narcissist who will destroy anyone who has ever
>> done anything to hurt him, to oppose him, or defy him."
>
>Posting dumb stuff is a proper use of your time, you think?
>:0

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