Mary Trump Offers The Bleakest Truth About Her Uncle And His Closest Allies: ‘It’s Grim’
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"But that’s just the way it is," lamented the president's niece.
Mary Trump, the niece of President Donald Trump, didn’t hold back Sunday when asked whether her uncle’s inner circle genuinely likes him or simply sticks by him out of fear of losing their jobs.
“No. Nobody likes Donald,” said Mary Trump, a trained clinical psychologist who has been one of her relative’s most vocal critics, during a live Q&A session that she broadcast on social media.
“He’s unlikable and he’s unlovable,” she added of the president.
“The fact that he’s unlovable is his greatest tragedy and trauma — but it’s also very bad for us,” she said.
Mary Trump has been estranged from the president for some time and published a tell-all book in 2020, “Too Much and Never Enough,” that alleged a litany of embarrassing truths about her uncle.
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