Costas criticized the term "Trump Derangement Syndrome," arguing that true derangement lies in one’s unconditional support for Trump despite his lack of character and morals.
He emphasized the alarming reality that anyone who believes Trump is fit for any public office is exhibiting what he calls the true derangement syndrome.
Costas pointed out that dismissing critics as deranged only serves to overlook the deeper issues concerning Trump's character and behavior throughout his presidency.
He claimed that being appalled by Trump is not deranged; rather it reflects a reasonable response to the ethics and decorum traditionally expected of public figures.
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