I believe, Anderson, that there's sufficient questions. We don't have answers. And those of us on the outside really don't know what's going on as well as we should. But if you look at the overall pattern of behaviors and the questions that arise, and the seriousness of this, then you have to say, shouldn't people in the White House be and trying to help him?
Gergen suggests that there are serious concerns about Trump's behavior that may require intervention from his family or advisors.
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I think it's going to take something usually unexpected or a dramatic change in his health or a prison sentence to stop him.
I think a lot of Americans do see it as disqualifying. And they're worried about it.
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