Having backed the losing candidate in the Alabama nominee race, Trump appears to have lost control after an alleged outburst with his security chief Keith Schiller.
Mr Trump reportedly said: “I hate everyone in the White House! There are a few exceptions, but I hate them!”
Although the White House denies these claims, people close to the President have described him to sources as “unstable”, “losing a step” and “unravelling”.
Trump’s former chief strategist Steve Bannon recently stated that he believes the President only stands a 30 per cent chance of making it through his four year term.
Mr Trump backed Luther Strange to take the Republican nominee spot, instead, the public opted for Roy Moore, much to the President’s disgust.
Someone close to Mr Trump said: “Alabama was a huge blow to his psyche.
“He saw the cult of personality was broken.”
The reports state that the Republican is steadily becoming more unfocused with dark moods consuming him with regularity.
The President’s unconventional behaviour may stem from senior Republican Bob Corker labelling the White House an “adult daycare centre”.
The pair started a war of words after Trump used his Twitter profile to claim Mr Corker “didn’t have the guts” when he decided not to run for re-election in Alabama.
Mr Corker responded on the social media saying: “It’s a shame the White House has become an adult day care centre. Someone obviously missed their shift this morning.”
He added that Trump could steadily steer the country “on the path to World War 3”.
The feud saw Corker claim Trump “begged” him for an endorsement.
President Trump is likely to need to rely on the Mr Corker to pass the party’s tax agenda.