Mary Trump, the President’s niece and the daughter of his late more mature brother, Fred Trump Jr., has penned a guide described as a “revelatory, authoritative portrait of Donald J. Trump and the poisonous family members that manufactured him.” The book is set to be released on July 28, according to the book’s publisher Simon & Schuster.
Simon & Schuster declined to remark Sunday evening. CNN had earlier attained out to Mary Trump for comment.
Trump has dealt with various unflattering portrayals of his presidency written by former staffers, including a shortly-to-be published e book by previous national safety adviser John Bolton. Mary Trump’s book is the initial from a spouse and children member that criticizes the President.
The President has not go through his niece’s impending e-book, White Property push secretary Kayleigh McEnany said Friday.
According to the book’s description, Mary Trump recounts how her uncle “dismissed and derided” his father, Fred Trump Sr., “when he began to succumb to Alzheimer’s.”
The President known as the allegation “completely wrong” in his interview with Axios.
“It is thoroughly bogus the reverse,” he claimed. “Truly, the reverse. I always had a terrific partnership. I didn’t know that she said that. That’s a disgraceful detail to say.”
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