Donald Trump has called out Obama on the Obama administration's policy on Ebola, refusing to cut off flights from Ebola infected areas, calling him a Psycho in a Tweet.

He then went on “The Steve Malzberg Show” over at NewsmaxTV, where he defended his tweet and elaborated on his thoughts.

Trump said the following:

"If you take a look at the whole thing about stopping the flights, I don't understand that," he said. "How could you not, not stop the flights?"

"There's something wrong and nobody knows what it is but there's something wrong," he added. "There's so many bad decisions. Can anybody be that incompetent? There's something wrong, there's something going on."

The billionaire went on to criticize Obama’s entire presidency, essentially arguing there wasn’t a single thing done correctly.

"Every decision this country has made is wrong,” he said. “Everything's wrong. Everything is going wrong for the United States. When was the last time you heard something good about the United States? You don't hear it. China just took over as the great economic power...this was unthinkable.”

I am starting to think that there is something seriously wrong
with President Obama's mental health. Why won't he stop the
flights. Psycho!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)
October 16, 2014

Looks like Obama will not stop the very potentially dangerous
flights to and from West Africa. What the hell is wrong with
this guy?

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)
October 17, 2014

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