The host identifies as an obsessive opponent of Donald Trump.

“I am a obsessive Trump hater okay I'm Trump's number one anti fan”

The speaker considers the label to be a joke and maintains that legitimate reasons exist to dislike Donald Trump.

“there was another guy at the Free Press where I have a show who is a self-described Trump derangement syndrome H so he wouldn't say like you I'm a hater of trump he comes out and says I have Trump derangement syndrome so he was going to write a piece about it and so they invited me to have him on th”

Mainstream media outlets have proven their bias and hostility toward Trump supporters, making them untrustworthy.

“They already showed us that they hate our guts. Why would we take in any news from them, right? Who the hell wants to watch, sorry, but Jake Tapper or any of these people who have betrayed us and has fed us a bunch fed us a bunch of and we know they loathe us and our children.”

Trump Derangement Syndrome acts like an addiction where the primary source of gratification is outrage and obsession, making exposure to the subject harmful rather than therapeutic.

“If you keep my addiction model going though, you're interfering with her access to her drug, which is outrage and Trump, you know, hatred and all these things.”

She claims that Trump Derangement Syndrome stems from a generation of people who never learned how to lose properly in sports or politics.

“Listen, anxiety and depression um all stem from Democrats not learning how to lose. Remember, this is the generation where everybody got a trophy. Everybody was special. Everybody got a passing grade if you just showed up. It's not the same America.”

She believes that the hyperfixation on Donald Trump described as Trump Derangement Syndrome is a genuine disorder that requires a diagnosis.

“But nevertheless, we have a diagnosis. I'm guessing it's going to be in the next the DSM uh revision. So, hell, there you go. Go get your meds.”