A South Florida federal judge warned Ryan Wesley Routh — the kook representing himself against charges of plotting to kill President Trump — not to “make a mockery” of the courtroom Thursday while he gave disjointed opening remarks to jurors.

Routh, 59, was just a few minutes into his rambling statement when Fort Pierce US District Judge Aileen Cannon interrupted, saying his comments had “absolutely nothing to do with this case.” 3

Routh’s remarks had touched on topics including prehistoric human history and mentioned world leaders including Nazi Germany dictator Adolf Hitler, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“This case means absolutely nothing,” Routh said at one point. “A life has been lived to the fullest.”

After stopping Routh

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