In a recent appearance on "Piers Morgan Uncensored," British musician Phil Collins shared his perspective on Donald Trump’s political conduct. Collins characterized Trump as "nasty" and suggested that the former president approaches his role through the lens of a businessman rather than a diplomat. According to Collins, Trump "sees everything as a deal," a mindset he believes is ill-suited for the complexities of U.S. and international relations.

Collins emphasized that governance requires a different set of skills than business, noting that in diplomacy, "sometimes you can lose, but still come out winning." He contrasted this with what he perceives as Trump’s transactional nature, which he argues fails to account for the nuances of global politics. The musician concluded his remarks by labeling the current political environment a "very scary time," reflecting his apprehension regarding the impact of Trump’s leadership style on the country and the world stage.

While the interview focused on Collins' personal assessment of Trump's character and methodology, it did not provide specific policy examples to support his claims. The discussion centered primarily on the philosophical differences between business negotiations and diplomatic statecraft as viewed by the artist.