Peter Wehner says he feared for U.S. president's mental state even before he took office.
A political adviser who served in three presidential administrations has said that he was worried about Donald Trump's mental state before he even took office.
Wehner said that back in July 2016, he had sounded the alarm about Trump's mental state, telling C-SPAN that he was"temperamentally unfit to be president" and believed him to be"erratic" and had a"personality disorder."US President Donald Trump speaks during a"Keep America Great" campaign rally at The Crown Arena in Fayetteville, North Carolina, on September 9, 2019.Further question marks have been raised over his mental capability.
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