Donald Trump's nephew reveals President-elect refused to pay for his child's disability costs | LBC
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as posted by the channelDonald Trump's estranged nephew has claimed that the president-elect told him he should let his disabled son die.
Fred Trump III told LBC's Tom Swarbrick that his uncle "doesn't want to be around people he deems lesser than him".
Fred Trump, who voted for Kamala Harris, said that the row over his son William took place around 15 years ago after the financial crisis.
He said that caring for William, who was then aged ten, had become difficult and so he went to his uncle for help.
He told Tom that Donald Trump said: "Your son doesn't recognise you, let him die and move down to Florida [where the president-elect lives.]
"Donald never met William. Never asked to meet William. He just said that, which is pretty horrible."
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