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Donald Trump’s nephew Fred Trump III alleges in a new book, excerpted for Time magazine, that in a private conversation about people with disabilities who require expensive care, his uncle said, “Maybe those kinds of people should just die.”
Eric Trump doesn’t seem very happy that his cousin is endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, based on the social media post he made in response to the news.
Fred Trump III, the son of Donald Trump’s late brother, Fred Trump Jr., threw his support behind his uncle’s opponent during a Tuesday appearance on “The View.”
Democrats commemorated the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act by coming out swinging against Donald Trump, after his nephew claimed in a new memoir that the former president once suggested people with disabilities “should just die.”
During a private meeting at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic, then-president Donald Trump reportedly mused aloud about whether people with disabilities would be better off dead instead of causing more expenses for their caregivers.
Bill Maher turned his legal history with Donald Trump into a sharp dig at Fox News host Greg Gutfeld on Monday. (Watch the video below.)
Donald Trump is already in jail. He is pressed into confinement every weekday, except Wednesdays, beginning bright and early, no excuses, at 9.30 in the morning, in the dreary courtroom in Manhattan, where his impulse to mouth off wearies and worries his lawyers, and he must listen, for the first time since his father slapped him down, to an authority telling him to gag himself. He had more leeway when Fred Trump shipped the problem child to the New York military academy where Donald bullied his classmates.