A Trump ally reportedly told European leaders he was shocked and concerned by President Trump’s psychological state after a recent meeting.
A close ally of President Trump has privately expressed concern about the president’s mental state following a recent visit, according to a report published Wednesday. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico reportedly shared his impressions after meeting Trump at Mar-a-Lago, Politico’s PL reported.
“Slovakia’s prime minister told EU leaders at a summit last week that a meeting with Donald Trump left him shocked by the U.S. president’s state of mind,” Politico reported, citing five European diplomats. Fico was said to be “concerned about the U.S. president’s ‘psychological state,’” with one diplomat saying he described Trump as “dangerous.”
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