Trump Administration responds to the Book of Mary L Trump

Listen to this article

Trump administration responded to claims against Donald Trump in a new book by his niece, Mary L Trump. The book is scheduled for release during the next week. The White House argued that the press should not be meddling in the Trump family’s private history. Press secretary Kellynne Conway informed reporters and said, “He’s not her patient, he’s her uncle. As for books generally, obviously, they’re not fact-checked, nobody’s under oath. I know there’s always this rush to slap credibility on whoever’s getting the president that day. Family matters are family matters”. She also stressed to leave the president’s family affairs alone, in spite of the fact several of the president’s children work either on his campaign or in the White House and are thus public figures.

McEnany also said that the book is full of falsehoods, though she didn’t elaborate on any of the specific claims against the president and admitted she had not read the book. She said, “It’s ridiculous, absurd allegations that have absolutely no bearing in truth, yet to see the book, but it is a book of falsehoods”. The author folds back the curtain on the Trump family’s private life and how the president’s upbringing has made him the world’s most dangerous man. Trump also claimed that her uncle suffered emotional abuse at the hands of his father as a child, which scarred him for life and has left him unfit to be president.

The author also claimed and said, “Trump is a clinical psychologist, claims the alleged abuse from his father, Fred Trump Sr., destroyed Trump and robbed him of the ability to develop and experience the entire spectrum of human emotion”. The book also points How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man. It has been pitched as part memoir and part psychoanalysis and is due to be released next week. The book also maintains that the president went to see a movie while his brother was dying in a hospital in the 1980s and he paid someone to take his college entrance exams. Trump, estranged from the president for many years, faced a legal challenge from the Trump family to halt publication of the book.