BREAKING: A Nobel Peace Prize-winning psychiatrist just DEMANDED that Trump’s medical team COME CLEAN on his mental health after his AI mushroom cloud posts. Prior to the nuclear era, the mental stability of a U.S. president wasn’t something that could end the world as we know it. Ah, the good old days! Now, Dr. Henry David Abraham, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for his work fighting nuclear war, is calling for an actual medical intervention over Donald Trump's access to America's nuclear arsenal, and he wants Trump's own physicians to speak up. The alarm bells started ringing in May, when Trump posted a bizarre AI-generated image spree on Truth Social, including one showing himself pressing a giant red button while explosions and mushroom clouds erupted around him from what appeared to be a space command center. For a man with sole authority over nuclear launch codes, this is not exactly reassuring content. "He's certainly our most impulsive president in my lifetime," Abraham told The i Paper. "He is an unstable individual with absolute control over the American nuclear arsenal." Abraham was among dozens of psychiatrists who signed a formal statement in May declaring Trump "mentally unfit" to serve as president. Abraham's specific concern centers on Trump's documented pattern of impulsive, rage-fueled threats. He pointed to an April Truth Social post about Iran in which Trump threatened that "a whole civilization will die tonight." Combined with nearly nine months of an unresolved, deeply unpopular Iran war that Trump gets publicly criticized over daily, Abraham raised a chilling question: "What prevents him one night from saying, 'Oh, I can solve this Iran problem in 10 seconds,' which would essentially be the use of nuclear weapons?" Abraham is now invoking psychiatry's "duty to warn" principle, directly calling on the 22 medical specialists listed on Trump's most recent physical to come forward: "Those 22 doctors, they had better figure it out, and they better come forward." He also cast doubt on Trump's repeated boasts about "acing" cognitive exams three times, noting that repeated screening tests aren't meant to be taken multiple times, they're meant as a single rapid check. "If you are doing two, three, four, you're not doing a rapid screen. You're looking for a trend," Abraham said. The White House's response was to attack the messenger, with spokesman Davis Ingle calling Abraham "a Trump-deranged loser" and "a disgrace to the medical profession," offering zero substantive rebuttal to the actual concerns raised. When a Nobel Peace Prize-winning nuclear war expert says the man controlling America's nuclear arsenal needs a medical intervention, dismissing him with insults isn't reassurance. It's evasion. Everyone can see Trump’s mental deterioration. It’s time for Congress to take the car keys away from grandpa, so he doesn’t hurt himself or others.