Henry David Abraham

I mean, in a way that we have not seen in a long time, he is so...

so transparent and like just on the edge of this thing where like you can tell that he kind of knows he shouldn't be saying these things but also is is unable to stop him himself from this thing in a way and not in a way that like he's like playing like he's like oh I'm naughty for doing this like he cannot stop himself and it made me think of the conversation I had last week with a former Harvard psychiatrist, former Nobel Peace Prize co-recipient, Dr. Henry Abraham, who was talking about this condition that, you know, he can't diagnose the president, but he was like, we've got thousands of hours of the president talking.

And this guy has all the hallmarks of what he would consider to be a form of dementia in which like you are unable to prevent yourself from having a regulator for your speech and your emotions in this way.

And that's like full display in this thing.

What do you got going on? You always have something for Friday afternoon.

Yeah, Fred, tonight or this tonight, this afternoon, I have got Dr. Henry Abraham back on the show.

He's a former Harvard psychologist and psychiatrist who I've had on the show before to talk about the president's mental health.

I had him bound in May as he and a group of 30 mental health professionals and doctors met.

A top psychiatrist is calling on doctors treating Donald Trump to come forward with details on his health out of fear that this AI-generated posting spree he's been on about nuclear weapons could point to a looming catastrophe.

Dr. Henry David Abraham, a leading psychiatrist whose work against the threat of nuclear weapons has earned him the Nobel Peace Prize, so Trump must be really pissed, said Trump's alarming behavior warrants drastic measures and intervention by medical professionals.

Trump, 80, raised eyebrows in May when he went on a Bizarre Truth social posting spree using AI to generate images of himself appearing to work from a command center in space.

One image depicted him pressing a big red button as various explosions and mushroom clouds surrounded him.

A Nobel Prize winning psychiatrist is sounding the alarm that Donald Trump's deteriorating mental state is becoming more dangerous.

Dr. Henry David Abraham said that the 80-year-old president's mental state is more troubling than ever amid a pattern of rambling rants, sudden outbursts, losing his temper with reporters.

If anything, it is worse.

Abraham, a member of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, said Wednesday on the Dean Obadiah show.