Mary Trump UNLOADS On Uncle Donald In Devastating New Book

Many members of the press were sent their copies of Mary Trump's new book this week, and the revelations that Mary makes about her Uncle Donald are startling, to say the least. Among the claims that Mary makes are that her uncle, the President, could actually have an undiagnosed learning disability and that he had another man take his SATs for him to get into college. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses these new claims.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

Members of the press started receiving their copies of Mary Trump's new book too much and never enough this week. And after they sunk their teeth into it, they decided to sell a, share some of the juiciest tidbits with the American public before the book is even released one of those things. And we're going to talk about a couple, but, but one that really stuck out was the fact that according to Mary Trump, uncle Donald serving as president of the United States right now might actually have an undiagnosed learning disability. And here's the thing about this claim. There's nothing wrong with having a learning disability. It does not mean that someone is stupid. It does not mean that they're incapable of functioning. It just means that sometimes things take a little longer for them, or you have to try new approaches to get them to absorb material. But Donald Trump is a dangerous person with this kind of learning disability.

If in fact it does exist because he refuses to admit that he has it. And if you're not gonna do anything to fix the problem, if you're going to sit there and act like it doesn't exist, it is going to get worse and it is going to end up harming you and anyone around you, any decisions you make are going to affect those people around you. In the case of Trump, the decisions he makes affects everybody here in the United States, because he is unfortunately the president. So that is something very serious that needs to be looked into. Although of course it never will, but here's one of the reasons we should also take Mary's word for it on this. Mary has a PhD in clinical psychology. Okay? She's not just some angry member of the Trump family trying to insult her uncle. This is actually what she does, right?

She, she has a PhD in this. She is a doctor. She knows what she's talking about. Not only has she studied these kinds of things, but she has known this man for her entire life. I think in this particular instance, we need to give her the benefit of the doubt. And along the lines of allegedly having this learning disability, uh, Mary Trump goes a little further with it and says that this is part of the reason why Donald had to will actually her daddy or granddaddy in her case, Fred Trump Donald's dad had to pay somebody, man, by the name of Joe Shapiro who died in 1999. He was, uh, in the legal department, uh, actually very, very high up, uh, with the Walt Disney corporation, but he had non Hodgkin's lymphoma passed away 1999, but Joe Shapiro was paid allegedly by Donald Trump's father, Fred Trump to take the SATs for Donald Donald wanted to transfer out of Fordham university in the Bronx, wanted to go to Pennsylvania's Wharton school, didn't have the grades to do it.

So they allegedly had this other kid, Joe Shapiro, who was known to be a great test taker, very smart kid. He was in fact, the stable genius that Donald Trump always likes to think that he is, they had Joe go and take the test for Trump, according to Mary. And this was actually, you know, back then, it was a little easier to get away with things like this. You know, if you register to take the SATs or act or any kind of, you know, standardized test today to get into college or a, uh, a secondary, uh, degree graduate school, you have to submit a picture of yourself. The picture is on your printed out a pass to get in there. You also have to show your photo ID.