Piers Morgan accuses Tim Miller of ‘TDS’ after Trump critic claims president has done ‘nothing’ good

Piers Morgan accused Tim Miller of showing "a clear symptom of Trump derangement syndrome" Tuesday when the former Republican strategist said on "The Bulwark Podcast" that President Donald Trump has done "nothing" good.

Morgan challenged Miller to name one positive thing Trump had done after Miller argued he should not have to soften his criticism of the president.

"So, right there, I’m afraid, is a classic example of a clear symptom of Trump derangement syndrome," Morgan said.

The exchange came after Miller said Trump critics are often accused of having "TDS" even when they are, in his view, telling the truth about the president.

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"What do you want me to do? Be a liar, shine his turds, pretend like he’s something that he’s not?" Miller said. "I mean, look, if the honest truth is everybody who goes in to work for Trump, and then has a falling out with him and leaves, sounds like me in the end.

"I mean, John Kelly, you know, thought he’s a fascist. [James] Mattis, [Anthony] Scaramucci. … We could go down the list. They all sound like me because I’m saying the truth about him," Miller said.

Morgan then interrupted the argument with what he called a test.

"Let me do a test. Tell me one good thing Trump has done," Morgan said.

Miller pushed back by saying he believed Trump’s presidency was part of a larger flawed political project.

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"The Abraham Accords is something that people say. That's turned out to be a s--- sandwich," Miller said, referring to the normalizing of diplomatic ties between Israel and several Arab states during Trump's first term. "No, I think everything has turned out to be a s--- sandwich."

Morgan pressed Miller again on whether he could identify anything Trump had done well.

"What do you think he’s done that’s been good?" Morgan said.

Miller rejected the premise. 

"Nothing. I think that it’s a disaster," he said. 

Morgan then listed border security as one Trump achievement Miller should be willing to acknowledge.

"Obviously, shutting the southern border ... stopping millions of people coming over the southern border illegally without going through any process was wrong. It happened under [Joe] Biden to catastrophic levels," Morgan said.

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Miller said he agreed with criticism of Biden's border record but argued Trump blocked a legislative fix and then pursued an immigration policy Miller called un-American.

"The Biden policy got out of hand. Much too late — this is a political criticism of him — Biden went to the Congress and tried to come up with a solution. Trump scuttled that solution, and then he did it via executive order," Miller said.

Morgan cited Trump's role in freeing hostages held by Hamas in Gaza as an achievement.

"The way he got the remaining hostages out of Gaza for Israel was a major achievement," Morgan said.

Miller said the release of hostages was good but argued it did not make Trump's broader Middle East policy successful.

"Well, sure it’s good that the hostages are out, but that doesn’t mean his Israel policy is good," Miller said.

Morgan said Trump deserved credit for that specific outcome while still criticizing his decision to go to war with Iran.