![]() Walter Shaub, former director of the Office of Government Ethics, tweeted Monday that "Trump's insane-INSANE-Twitter storm this morning is the case for his cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and representative Jamie Raskin are expected to discuss the 25th Amendment and legislation that would create the Commission on Pre. Walter Shaub, former director of the Office of Government Ethics, tweeted Monday that "Trump's insane-INSANE-Twitter storm this morning is the case for his cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment." Pelosi and Raskin's Friday unveiling will come after the president's behavior-including firing off several tweets early Monday-has generated alarm throughout the week. The president responded to Pelosi's 25th Amendment comment on Twitter, declaring: "Crazy Nancy is the one who should be under observation. "I don't know how to answer for that behavior." "The president is, shall we say, in an altered state right now," said Pelosi. However, in a later appearance on Bloomberg TV, she cast doubt on Trump's current condition. Pelosi, during her press conference, declined to say whether it was time to invoke the 25th Amendment because of Trump having Covid-19-instead telling reporters to return Friday to address the topic. "It made me better, I will tell you right now." "I view it as a cure, not just a therapeutic," he said. In a Thursday morning interview on Fox Business News that some critics described as " unhinged," Trump backed out of a planned virtual debate with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and praised the Regeneron treatment. Since being diagnosed with the deadly disease, the president has received supplemental oxygen and various treatments-which, as CNN reported, included "an 8-gram dose of the experimental antibody therapy cocktail made by the biotechnology company Regeneron." Trump returned to the White House Monday after spending three nights at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. \u201cUnder section 4 of the 25th Amendment, it says either a Vice President and a majority of the Cabinet or the VP and a majority of another body "as Congress may by law provide" can determine if the President is unable to do his job.\n\nCommission would report those findings to Hill\u201d - Manu Raju Raju)
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