Donald Trump’s niece, Mary Trump, said the future looks bleak in light of the developments in the political arena and also delved into how the Hunter Biden case is very different from the controversy surrounding Jared Kushner’s Saudi financing.
“We are really in a very bad place,” said Mary Trump when she appeared on the “Karen Hunter Show” that was aired this week. This has to be understood from the context of the trauma that some have been experiencing since Nov. 20, 2016, and post-COVID, she said.
“It has been an incredibly destabilizing to moralizing period of time in which we we learned…..10s of millions of our fellow citizens did not care whether we lived or died,” Mary Trump, who is also a psychologist, said. Americans were in the “service of a man who I personally know is the weakest, worst person on the planet, who will do anything to protect himself,” she said.
“If he thinks he’s going down, he will take everybody with him,” the psychologist said, adding that “things can continue to get worse.”
Mary Trump also slammed the tendency to normalize everything, including the aftermath of 2020.
Hunter Biden Vs. Kushner: Hunter Biden, who has been indicted for allegedly purchasing firearms at a time he was using illegal drugs, has never held an effective office, Mary Trump said. Unlike Kushner, who served as a senior adviser to his father-in-law, Donald Trump, when the latter was the president, he noted that Hunter Biden never served in any such position.
Mary Trump also said Kushner took $2 billion of Saudi Arabian blood money. “Hunter Biden is not a threat to the security of this country; he is not a threat to Middle Eastern peace.,” she said.
“Donald Trump And the people that he will bring on to his team will be infinitely worse than the people he had on during his first administration,” the former president’s niece said. He will not just destroy the country but will destroy the Western Democratic alliance, she said.
“I think that’s a little bit more important than something Hunter Biden did when he was in the throes of his addiction,” she added.
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