Trump is so 'unmoored from reality' he can't act as a defense witness: 'Art of the Deal' ghostwriter
Raw StoryNow that former President Donald Trump has been indicted for his alleged $130,000 hush payment scheme in 2016, he will need to mount an effective legal defense against Manhattan prosecutors. Unfortunately, argued his "Art of the Deal" co-author Tony Schwartz on MSNBC's "The Beat" Friday, Trump is too delusional and detached from objective fact to do this effectively. "I think what's happening right now is that he moves between rage and literally a blend of delusion and disassociation," said Schwartz. RELATED: Nobody really knows what would happen if a former U.S. President is incarcerated "You know, I think he is so unmoored now, if you look at just, for example, his last speech, the one he did in, I think, Texas, last week — I mean, he is so unmoored from reality that I don't think he is a great witness," said Schwartz. "In the past, I think he could have come off effectively with at least one or two," added Schwartz.