Mary Trump Pinpoints The Dark Reason Her Uncle Is So ‘Thirsty’
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And President Donald Trump knows it on “some very dark level," said his niece.
Mary Trump on Monday broke down why she believes her uncle, President Donald Trump, is just “so needy and so grasping.”
The clinical psychologist and fierce critic of her relative explained on her “Mary Trump Live” show how she’s long put the president’s excessive seeking of validation down to the way he was treated by his father, Fred Trump, who she described as a “patriarchal authoritarian sociopath.”
Watch the show here.
But FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s recent awarding of the first-ever FIFA Peace Prize to the president made her think more about just why he’s so “thirsty” for recognition, she said.
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