After John Bolton's book, here is Mary Trump's. The memories of the niece of Donald Trump, Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man ( Too much and never enough how my family has created the most dangerous man in the world ), will be published on 14 July, but they are already leading sales on Amazon. On Tuesday, the American media published extracts in which the daughter of Donald Trump's older brother settled with a family shaped by a "domineering" patriarch who wanted to make his sons "killers".
Donald Trump's younger brother Robert tried to have the work banned, saying Mary Trump was bound by a confidentiality agreement, but a judge gave publisher Simon & Schuster the green light to publish it .
Donald Trump accused of cheating to go to university
The American president regularly repeats that he is a "genius", and often cites his diploma obtained at the prestigious business school of Wharton as proof of his intelligence. But Mary Trump accuses her uncle of cheating on the SAT, a standardized exam that plays a major role in university admissions in the United States.
The President's niece says he paid a friend, Joe Shapiro, to take this test for him. Norm Eisen, ex-Mr ethics of the Obama administration, called the university to investigate because he said there is no prescription for plagiarism or cheating.
Wharton should immediately investigate whether Trump paid someone to take the SAT and obtained his admission by fraud.
If so, the degree should be rescinded.
There is no statute of limitations on plagiarism, and this allegation is even worse. https://t.co/iZ3I6qZR0q
Donald niece says "narcissistic liar"
Mary Trump, a doctorate in psychology, is the daughter of Fred Trump Jr., the president's older brother, who died in 1981 at the age of 42, from his alcoholism. Donald Trump, she said, grew up in a dysfunctional family headed by a "domineering" father, who helped make him a "narcissistic liar." She explains in particular how her father was despised and "mocked" by her "domineering" grandfather, Fred Sr. And how Donald Trump, seven years younger than Fred Junior, learned "to lie to enhance himself" after having witnessed the humiliation suffered by his seven-year-old elder.
The president's niece describes a family climate of “lust, betrayals and fratricidal tensions” to explain how Donald Trump acquired “crooked behaviors”. "Donald's pathologies are so complex and his behaviors often so inexplicable that to establish a complete diagnosis would require a whole battery of psychological and neurophysical tests that he will never pass," she writes.
"It's a false book," White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany counterattacked on Tuesday. "These are ridiculous, absurd allegations that have absolutely no basis. I haven't seen the book yet, but it's a false book. The White House assured that the American president, who never wanted to publish his notes, had not cheated at the SAT.
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