"Mumbling Fool: An American President" is the second installment in The Pisser Presidential Trilogy. This satirical narrative follows Bo Triden, an aged American president known for his bizarre and often misguided antics. As the oldest sitting president in U.S. history, Triden's tenure is marred by cognitive decline, bewildering decisions, and questionable behavior that draws both bewilderment and laughter. Through a surreal lens, Seville dives into the world of a president who has lost his grasp on reality, portraying an administration fraught with ineptitude, scandal, and absurdity. With a sharp, comedic tone, the novel serves as a darkly humorous exploration of political power, legacy, and the consequences of a leader's deteriorating mental state. "Mumbling Fool" offers readers a wild, thought-provoking journey into the chaotic and unsettling life of an American president on the edge.