Mary Trump Pinpoints Childhood Reason For Uncle's 'Crush' On Dictators
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It’s “one of the things that should worry everybody about Donald," the former president's niece told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour.
Clinical psychologist Mary Trump suggested her uncle Donald Trump’s affinity for strongmen leaders stemmed from his childhood relationship with his father, Fred Trump.
The former president “has never evolved beyond the kind of person he was when he was very young and it’s not at all surprising because he grew up in an authoritarian household,” Mary Trump told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour in an interview that was broadcast at the weekend.
It’s “one of the things that should worry everybody about Donald,” the Republican front-runner’s niece claimed.
Mary Trump, who has become a fierce critic of her uncle, described her grandfather Fred Trump as “a quite straight-up sociopath.”
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