Team Trump Blasts His Niece Mary’s Tell-All Book as ‘Falsehoods’

White House officials are blasting President Trump’s niece’s new book as a “book of falsehoods,” as the tome criticizes the president and his actions.

Mary Trump’s New Book on Blast

Mary L. Trump – a psychologist, and the daughter of Fred Trump Jr., the elder brother of the president, was blasted by White House officials shortly after some snippets of her new book made it into the media. Her new book, titled “Too Much and Never Enough, How My Family Created The World’s Most Dangerous Man,” is slated for publication next week, although early copies became available on Tuesday.

The book shows a devastating portrayal of President Trump, describing him as having a “penchant for division,” as well as saying that the coronavirus pandemic and other recent events are some that her uncle is the least equipped out of anyone “to manage.”

President Trump’s brother Robert attempted to bar the publication of the book, although the ruling which briefly blocked the book from coming out was lifted last week by a New York state appellate judge. Robert Trump argued that the president’s niece was subject to a 20-year-old agreement between family members that no one would publish anything involving the core members of the family without approval – something that Simon & Schuster denied having any knowledge of, as 75,000 first-run editions have already been distributed to bookstores.

“His ability to control unfavorable situations by lying, spinning, and obfuscating has diminished to the point of impotence in the midst of the tragedies we are currently facing,” Mary Trump wrote in her book.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany described the claims as “ridiculous, absurd allegations,” that are completely false during a brief Q&A on the White House driveway Tuesday, calling the piece a “book of falsehoods.”

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway also criticized the president’s niece, especially her statements of President Trump being a narcissist and having a fragile mental state. Conway added that “family matters are family matters,” adding that Mary Trump shouldn’t be “giving her opinion about somebody who is not her patient.”