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  "Look, your honor, my client is an idiot, okay?  His sheer stupidity should be counted as a handicap or a disability; how can my client be called 'sane' when he hasn't got the intellect necessary to discern true facts about the world?  He thinks Fox and Friends lives inside his TV, your honor.  I've worked with this man for over eighty hours in preparation for this case and I can tell you right now he hasn't said a single rational thing in that entire time, you'd get more coherent answers from a half a pineapple.  Simply stated, your honor, Mister Trump is a dingus, an absolute rattle head, that gormless, confused expression on his face isn't an act, he has no idea what's going on right now, he'd get trapped inside a one sided paper bag is what I'm saying, he has a gold toilet, your honor.  A gold toilet."
context: I think his rampant narcissism won't allow him to plead insanity. In his mind, that would be admitting weakness, which I would bet he's damn near physically incapable of.   
  If he DID plead insanity, I would love to hear his follower's reactions and rationalizations. >
  
  First of all.. Texas!
  And I think you laid out why he is insane.
  And his followers would do what any cult members do.. double down. >
  
  They'd say he faked it to get acquitted. These are the same people that said that him cheating on his taxes was smart. >
  
  It wouldn’t have to be faked but no he will never use. He will never believe that he will actually be held responsible for his crimes because he never has been. Also in his mind, I truly believe that he thinks he didn’t do anything wrong. The world exists to serve him >
  
  
  I truly believe that he thinks he didn’t do anything wrong
  
  If that were the case, he wouldn't lie and deny. >
  
  He's not legally insane. He's just an enormous ignorant asshole. >
  
  I think he has personality disorders including a degree of psychopathy and a shit ton of narcissism but that’s not the same thing as insanity. >
  
  Insanity is the inability to tell right from wrong. You don't think you did anything wrong and it doesn't occur to you that others would say you did something wrong, so you don't attempt to hide your crime or lie about it. It's deep psychosis like the woman who beheaded her mother then asked the first responders to revive her. >
  
  Well you can come out of your psychosis and say you didn’t do it and defend yourself. Psychosis isn’t necessarily a continuous and equal state. >
  
  Considering that he claims to have "aced" a mental test with person, man, woman, camera, TV, I don't see that working. >
  
  First test he's ever gotten a gold star on. He should be proud.