The son of former President Ronald Reagan on Wednesday took aim at President TrumpDonald TrumpTrump State Department appointee arrested in connection with Capitol riot Intelligence community investigating links between lawmakers, Capitol rioters Michelle Obama slams 'partisan actions' to 'curtail access to ballot box' MORE, questioning his fitness for office.
"Donald Trump is a deeply damaged human being," Ron Reagan said on MSNBC's "Hardball with Chris Matthews."
Reagan, a radio host and MSNBC contributor, went so far as to also call the commander in chief a "sociopathic, malignant narcissist."
Reagan compared Trump to a stain in a carpet, arguing that the president must be removed.
"[T]he Electoral College has sort of vomited this thing up and it landed in the Oval Office. And it needs to be removed. It's a stain. It's a big glob on the carpet there. It needs to be removed. And that means impeachment or the 25th Amendment. This man is a danger to the world," he continued.
Reagan, who has become an outspoken Trump, has repeatedly questioned Trump's mental stability.
Reagan told Matthews in August that Trump is acting "pathological in his behavior."