Is Donald Trump’s Health in Crisis? Former Staffer Drops Alarming Concerns Over His Mental Well-Being
Shortly after concerns arose about Donald Trump’s health due to bruises on his right hand, his mental health is now being questioned. Former White House communications chief Anthony Scaramucci has claimed that Trump is “unwell.”
Scaramucci, 61, made this remark before Trump’s meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Once a strong Trump supporter, Scaramucci fell out with him during Trump’s first term as president.
Since then, Scaramucci has been highly critical of Trump. He warned that if Trump returned to power, it could lead to chaos and destruction. He also advised Keir Starmer to be cautious when dealing with Trump, whom he considers “dangerous.”
Speaking on the Off Air… with Jane and Fi podcast, Scaramucci said, “Trump obviously has something wrong with him. I would tell Keir Starmer that the guy is unwell and is surrounded by people who pretend he isn’t.”
He added, “You’ll do yourself and your country a favor by being polite and flattering him a little, but it’s best to keep your distance.”
According to Express, Scaramucci also warned, “Don’t get too close to him. He harms everyone around him. He’s not well-liked, even by his family or staff, but they stay because of his power.”
He further stated, “I’d tell Keir Starmer to stay away because Trump is dangerous. In a few years, he’ll burn out, and the UK will move on while Trump will just be a thing of the past.”
Scaramucci also commented on Trump’s recent AI-generated video about Gaza, which has caused a stir online. He said, “Anyone watching that, whether from MI6 or the CIA, can see something is off with Trump.”
He compared the situation to a football injury: “If a player broke their leg and the bone was sticking out, you wouldn’t need to be a doctor to know it’s broken.”
Trump and Scaramucci have had a history of public clashes. After their fallout, Trump mocked Scaramucci on Twitter, calling him “totally incapable” and pointing out that he lasted only 11 days in his White House role.
Scaramucci, in response, said he turned against Trump after Trump attacked his wife. “Once he went after my family, I had to fight back,” he explained.
It remains to be seen whether Trump will respond to Scaramucci’s latest comments or if their feud will continue on social media.
