Mary Trump warns once again against her "vile" uncle Donald and the risk of an "authoritarian state"
Mary, Donald Trump’s niece, spoke in an interview with MSNBC News on Sunday November 1st. She then called the president "vile" and warned of the critical situation in the United States, which she said could become an "authoritarian state" if the latter were re-elected.
Mary Trump issued a genuine alert message Sunday, November 1, to MSNBC News. On the channel's weekly morning show, AM Joy, the niece of the US president warned of the dire consequences of her uncle's re-election: "We envision an authoritarian state if we allow it to continue unimpeded." The author, who once painted a damning portrait of Donald Trump in his book Too Much and Never Enough, continues to warn Americans, two days before the presidential election results.
"He will allow violence to be committed in his name"
The president's niece also met with a “panel of experts” to study her uncle's actions, and thus concluded in her interview: “The message is… Donald has (apparently) done all that was necessary. in its power to dismantle every institution in the United States. " She also told the New Yorker that if Donald Trump is defeated, he and his associates will spend the next few weeks "wrecking as much as possible about things about their departure, and stealing as much taxpayer money as possible." Before adding, "He's vile. He actively calls on American citizens to commit violence against other American citizens simply for expressing their views. "
The writer continued, “It’s so dangerous. He does the same with his armed supporters to watch the ballot boxes. And we know what neighborhoods he's sending these people to. So it couldn't be any clearer what he is doing. Please understand that he will allow violence to be committed in his name in order to win this election because he knows he cannot legitimately win it. ” Alarmist statements, attesting to the tense electoral context at the end of the campaign. The results of the US presidential election are expected overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday.
