Trump insults and ridicules on Twitter to a presenter of television.

US President Donald Trump insulted his TV Twitter account Mika Brzezinski on Thursday, calling him "crazy" and mocking him when he said he saw her "bleed profusely for a Facelift, "EFE said.

In a series of tweets, Trump also insulted Joe Scarborough, who along with Brzezinski presents the morning program "Morning Joe" of cable network MSNBC.

After saying that he no longer sees that show, Trump said he has heard that in "Morning Joe" they speak "badly" of him and then he described Brzezinski as "crazy" and Scarborough as "psycho."

The president also said that both presenters went to see him "three nights in a row" around New Year's Eve at his Mar-a-Lago (Florida) club and "insisted on joining" him.

"She was bleeding profusely from a facelift. I told them no! "Trump said.

The two well-known presenters are often critical in their program with the president and have recently echoed the news, published by The Washington Post, about the appearance of fake Time magazine covers with a Trump photograph framed and hung Walls of several clubs owned by Trump.

In an apparent response to Trump, Brzezinski published in his Twitter account a picture of a cereal box with the phrase "Facts for small hands."

It is known that Trump is especially sensitive to jokes about the size of his hands.

Shortly before Trump's tweets, White House social networking director Dan Scavino also charged his personal Twitter account against the two presenters, whom he accused of being "lost, confused and sad" because President "stopped responding to their calls."

Interestingly, Trump's eldest daughter and counselor, Ivanka, recently complained that she had found in Washington "a level of perversity" she did not expect.

Social networks caught fire after Trump's insults to the "Morning Joe" presenters and two Republican senators, Lindsey Graham and Ben Sasse, raised the voice on Twitter against the president.

"Mr. President, your tweet is unworthy of the post and represents what is wrong with American politics, not the greatness of the United States," Graham wrote.