Nancy Pelosi Urges Trump to 'Seek Treatment' After Posting and Deleting Jesus Christ Photo — As Top Doc Raises Concern Over Prez's 'Aggressive Speech'

The controversy involving Donald Trump's AI-generated image of himself as Jesus Christ has triggered fresh political backlash, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

Nancy Pelosi has now weighed in, suggesting the former president "seek treatment" as experts and media figures question his behavior.

Discussing Trump's recent feud with Pope Leo, as well as the controversial AI-generated image, a reporter raised concerns about the pattern of incidents.

"What is going on?" the reporter questioned.

"You'd have to ask a psychiatrist... It isn't even worthy of a conversation; it's really worth a diagnosis," Pelosi responded.

Dr. Lori Bohn, a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner, weighed in on the broader conversation about Trump’s communication style.

"Impulsive or aggressive speech may be displayed by individuals who are mentally healthy and can be influenced by personality style, environmental stressors, or intentional communication strategies," she told Radar exclusively.

However, she added that "psychological distress is more likely to be identified when behavior is persistent and escalating over time."

She emphasized the importance of identifying whether a behavior is a "consistent pattern of dysfunction" or more "situational."

The AI image has since been removed, but not before igniting widespread backlash across social media — including from some of Trump's own former supporters.

Speaking on her SiriusXM show, Megyn Kelly strongly condemned the image, saying it crossed a clear line.

"It is obviously him purporting to be God. That is what he's doing," she said. "And it is blasphemous, by any definition of the word. It's completely inappropriate and he knows it."

Kelly also read from the definition of "blasphemous" on air, noting it includes "showing disrespect, contempt, or defiance towards God."

Referring to his feud with Pope Leo, she added, "It occurred to me that it was just a matter of time before President Trump would lash out at him. And he did."

"So, it wasn't great. It was predictable and no Catholic loves this, but you could see it coming." Kelly said. "It's hard to say that Trump is completely out of line because whenever he gets attacked... he punches back. This is what he does."