According to his niece, Donald Trump kept a list of women who refused his advances
The book by Mary Trump, the niece of the American head of state, has just been released in the United States. In the chapter of the many revelations it contains, we discover passages on education, and the misogyny of the president.
The revelations in Donald Trump's niece Mary's book are now available to everyone: Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man most dangerous man in the world) was released on July 14. We learn in particular that the president would have drawn up a list of women who refused to go out with him, relayed the magazine InStyle, Tuesday, July 14.
Mary Trump says in fact that when she was 20, she was hired by her uncle to write one of her books, Trump: The Art of the Comeback, published in 1997. Refusing to speak with her via interviews, instead, he would have provided several documents. And so recorded her thoughts over audio recordings that she made, or of which he provided her with a transcription.
Chewing gum and fat calves
"One evening, while trying to piece together something interesting from the documents I had, I got a message from Donald's assistant saying he would send me a file," wrote- her in her book. When she receives it, it contains ten pages of transcription of a recording made by Donald Trump. “It was a list of women who had refused his advances. Suddenly, they had become the ugliest, and the biggest s ***** s he had ever met, ”continues Mary Trump in her story. “The biggest takeaways were that Madonna chewed her gum in a way that Donald found unsophisticated and that Katarina Witt (a German Olympic figure skater, Editor's note) had big calves. After that, I stopped asking him for an interview. ”
A malicious family climate
Mary Trump, a psychologist by trade, also believes that Donald Trump's behavior towards women can be explained by his childhood and the deleterious family climate that reigned in his home. According to her, Donald Trump and his four siblings were abandoned by their mother and neglected by their father. After the birth of her youngest son, Robert, their mother, also named Mary, had to undergo a hysterectomy as well as an oophorectomy. “During and after her surgeries, the absence of Mary Trump created a void in the lives of her children,” writes the author of the book.
According to the latter, Fred Sr., the father of the current President of the United States, was a "high level sociopath," who found the attachment and love of his children to be a weakness, and who rested. on his eldest daughter, Maryanne Trump, to care for the children. “To cope with his mother's absence and his father's neglect, my uncle began to develop a powerful defense mechanism marked by hostility and indifference towards others,” writes Mary Trump. For her, Donald Trump began to act as if he had no emotional needs, and his behavior turned to "bullying, disrespect and aggression."
Anti-Semitic and misogynistic remarks
In addition, Mary Trump says her family conveyed "misogynistic", anti-LGBTQ and anti-Semitic views. "The dehumanization of people was commonplace at the Trump table, who called women 'big s ***** s" and men "losers", "she says in her book. Mary Trump, who had to hide her homosexuality from her family, had planned to marry her girlfriend in 1999. Her grandfather died a week before the wedding date. When she finds herself at his bedside, surrounded by the whole family, she remembers a homophobic remark her grandmother made about Elton John. And decides not to say anything about his plans.
"I realized that it was better that she not know that I was living with a woman and that we were engaged." She also says she was not surprised by Donald Trump's remarks, from the way he denigrated Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election campaign to the taunts expressed at a disabled reporter for the New York Times. For its part, after the Trump family unsuccessfully tried to prevent its publication, the White House continues to deny the comments published in the book.
