A panel on CNN argued that "you don't need to be a mental health professional" to discuss President Trump's wellness.

Ana Navarro, Jeffrey Toobin, and Ben Howe appeared on New Day Thursday and discussed the president's declaration of himself as "the chosen one" in regards to trade wars with China as an insight into his mindset.

Navarro argued that the president could be a "raving mad narcissist with a messianic complex," before adding, "You can save the tweets folks, telling me that I’m not a mental health professional and shouldn’t be talking about this, because my 4 lbs micro poodle Cha-cha can look at this and say it is insane."

She added, "We are the laughing stock internationally. You can’t go anywhere without people saying what is wrong with Trump? What is wrong with America? Have Americans lost their mind?”

Following Navarro's lengthy diatribe, which included some Spanish, Toobin stated, "Can I just say, you know, of course I agree with every word Ana said."

"Where is the Republican Party?" he asked rhetorically. "Where is anyone in that party who, you know, can say that the emperor has no clothes and the emperor is acting like a lunatic? I mean, this is so obvious. This is so wrong. And the narcissism and the constant lying, it’s obvious to anyone."

Howe then suggested that the president has "the narcissist dream life. He spent his whole life a billionaire getting a lot of attention and thinking he’s the center of the universe, essentially. Then he became the president and kind of became the center of the universe. From his point of view, everything is destined in a way."

“You don’t have to be a mental health professional, Ana, to read the [Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders] manual, the definition of narcissism” Alisyn Camerota concluded. “It spells out exactly the signposts and the symptoms … We can leave it to the mental health professionals if we want, but it does have a corrosive effect on the country.”