Psychiatrists simply avoid presenting any "diagnosis" w/o actually meeting with the patient.  That makes sense.  Here's a quotation from Robert Kitzman, MD..."Recently, I have frequently been asked what I think, as a psychiatrist, of our presidential candidates.  It is unethical for me to diagnosis people I haven’t personally interviewed.  But psychiatrists can provide general information about diagnoses, enhancing public awareness about psychiatric diagnoses."  He then goes on to address the general characteristics of a sociopath.....w/o, of course, linking it to Mr. Trump.  I'm not a psychiatrist and the APA won't jump on me or attack my license for expressing my layman's opinion which is, as I've often written, "Donald J. Trump evidences every behavior of a sociopath."  ............if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck........  regards, Gary Crum