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i think you are overanalyzing his likely condition. his goals aligns with his chosen allies, i don't think this is very notable.
And I don't think you've watched the video
I can accept that I am not doing the video justice
i did and i think it makes sense that hes a narcissist, its just that political leaders like him arent doing things by themselves, and they have strategic interests.
theres usually a group of people going back and forth before making these decisions. and i think the video guy is pathologizing his relationship with putin too much in lieau of other factors that might matter more.
also a lot of what his regime in general says is possibly meant to make us angry and confused on purpose. trump's public persona should be taken with a grain of salt, and is not that relevant in face of the actual decisions made.