



Dr. Henry Abraham, who shared the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize with International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, told radio host Dean Obeidallah that President Trump has grown more concerning in recent months, not less. Abraham was among physicians who called in April for Trump's removal from office over questions about mental fitness.
Trump has not been formally diagnosed with any cognitive condition, though his acuity has drawn scrutiny amid public reports of napping, multiple cognitive tests, and repeated doctor visits. Abraham compared the situation to letting an unfit airline pilot fly or an impaired surgeon operate, and said he worries about the president's sole authority over nuclear weapons in a moment of 'pique or rage or confusion.'
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