The term "Trump Derangement Syndrome" refers to an irrational hatred towards the president by powerful individuals and institutions, such as Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and The New York Times. These individuals have been identified as the top Democrat in Washington and the editors of America’s largest newspaper. Examples of TDS play out when host Joe Scarborough challenged Schumer on MS NOW, asking if Iran’�s military infrastructure is being degraded, a move that he believes is good. Despite this, Schumer remains afraid of the far left wing and refuses to speak positively about President Trump, despite his recent claim that the US and Iran were in serious negotiations. The Times then contradicted its story by contradicting everything else about Iran until the point of disagreement.