Terrified Trump takes deep dive in Monday morning manic meltdown ahead of Mueller report release

President Donald Trump, clearly terrified of the impending release of the Mueller report to Congress, turned into a madman Monday morning, taking a deep dive into a manic tweetstorm.

After being excoriated for his claim that all Boeing needed to do to fix the problem with its 737 Max jets was rename and rebrand them – even though hundreds of people have already died, Trump appeared to try another rebranding effort.

The President of the United States is now using the phrase so many Americans and people around the world used after 9/11, and after the Holocaust, and after other historic, tragic events involving mass murder, to describe the Mueller investigation:

Trump came under fire on Friday for using the same terminology when he falsely accused Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar in this highly-edited, highly controversial clip:

Monday morning, Trump accused Rep. Omar of having taken control of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelsoi (D-CA), which is false. Also false are Trump's claims the Speaker has "lost all control of Congress and is getting nothing done."

Earlier Monday morning Trump again attempted to discredit the Mueller investigation. Many believe Attorney General William Barr will send a redacted version of the Mueller report to Congress today. Many also believe it will reveal far worse results for the president.

UPDATE –

Terrified, the tweets keep coming: