The co-author of Trump's "Deal Art" says that Donald loses his mind

The man who co-wrote "The Art of the Deal" said Sunday that he believed that President Trump's faculties were diminishing – and that he felt compelled to ring l & # 39; alarm.

"We are in a real emergency," Tony Schwartz told CNN on Sunday. "And the accelerated pace at which his breakdown or decompensation occurs is for us, and certainly for me, more often on television, to tweet more often."

Schwartz told CNN's Brian Stelter that he felt comfortable doing this assessment because he had "spent a tremendous time with [Trump] over a period of 18 months "

He also said that he was a psychology student of 25 years and had spent" a lot of time "with psychologists who

Schwartz said that he felt bad for them. journalists covering the president because they could not go far enough.

"I believe that the Republic is in a huge risk that goes far beyond what most journalists are at." to say and what the general public, therefore, he does not really understand, "he said.

Stelter pointed out that Schwartz had wrongly predicted that Trump would resign before completing his first year in power. Mueller's probe hovered, Schwartz suspected that Trump would resign before being removed from office I said last May, "he wants to find a way, as he has done all his career, to turn a loss into a victory …. Then he will declare victory when he leaves. "

" You're right, I missed it completely, "admitted Schwartz on Sunday." I think I've underestimated the huge attachment that it would have to be in this office. I think he likes to meet all these people and he particularly likes to dominate these people. "