On Wednesday, Tony Schwartz, co-author of President Trump's 'The Art of the Deal' alleges that White House staffers have concerns about the state of the President's mental health, as reported by The Hill.

Alleged Concerns Regarding President Trump's Mental Health

Schwartz made the following remarks during an interview with MSNBC:

"I know that two different people from the White House, or at least saying they were from the White House and that turned out to be a White House number, have called somebody I know in the last several weeks to say 'We are deeply concerned about his mental health.'"

He then went on to assert that President Trump is "exceptionally dangerous" due to him "losing his grip," before offering his [Schwartz] advice:

"I think to get help and advice in how to deal with someone who no longer seemed to be connected to reality."

Throughout Schwartz's conversation with MSNBC, he offered no substantial evidence to support evidence of the President's alleged declining mental health. Moreover, Wednesday's remarks are not the first time Schwartz has made questionable statements about President Trump.

When asked about the President's infamous feud with LaVar Ball earlier this month, Schwartz claimed President Trump is "half awed and half frightened by black people."

What Does the Rest of America Think About President Trump's Mental Health?

Despite Schwartz's remarks, many Americans have a starkly contrasting viewpoint on President Trump:

https://twitter.com/GeorgeTheDev/status/936353500967112704

https://twitter.com/DebraMillard/status/930884944515047426

https://twitter.com/Mediaispropaga1/status/933697401780568064

Other Americans have furthermore questioned the credibility of Schwartz as seen in the comments section of The Hill's report:

"Last pathetic gasps of the dying Democrat Party."

"More Fake News....from very desperate liberals."

"The only people more despicable than the lying so-called author are those at Hill who publish this dreck."