Trump's 'little too long' Tuesday address called a 'sign of something' wrong with him

Donald Trump’s rambling White House address on Tuesday gave rise to more speculation on MS NOW that all is not well with the 79-year-old president.

To celebrate the one-year anniversary of his second term, that president gave a talk that clocked in at an hour and twenty minutes, where he meandered from topic to topic with no discernible logical links, at one point talking about his potential to have played professional baseball when he was younger before moving on to talk about insane asylums.

That caught the attention of “Morning Joe“ co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.

Talking over each other, the two co-hosts sarcastically called his talk “a little too long."

“Just a little too long.” Brzezinski repeated, “He just talked a little too long. Going down these paths that were way off target and just a little too long.”

“That's like saying a 4.5-hour movie is a little too long,” Scarborough bantered back.

“It’s was a sign,” she responded.

“It's a sign of something, I'll tell you that,” he added.

Noting false claims the president made about NATO that are being easily fact-checked, Scarborough asked, “Don't you think there could have been one person in the White House that would have checked that out and told the president?”

"You would think so, but it's a question you could ask ten times a day about the things the president says,” co-host Willie Geist replied. “Wouldn't somebody check him on that? Wouldn't somebody point out to him that it's not a good idea to do this? There's nobody in the White House to do that.”

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