Donald Trump’s niece, Mary Trump, shared exclusive insights into the former president’s vulnerabilities amidst the ongoing civil fraud case. As Trump unleashed a barrage of social media posts targeting New York Attorney General Letitia James, who sought over $100 million in additional damages in the case, Mary Trump asserted that the media overlooked a crucial aspect with profound implications for her uncle.
“While everyone is engrossed in Letitia James’ courtroom request today, I will shed light on a significant piece of information that the mainstream media is neglecting,” Mary Trump wrote, emphasizing that it’s not the extra funds but the plea to prohibit Trump from conducting business in the New York real estate industry that will deeply affect him.
“Knowing Donald as I do, I know that it’s the second request by Letitia James that will really get under his skin,” Mary Trump stated, referencing James’ plea to Judge Engoron to bar Trump permanently from the New York real estate sector. She highlighted Trump’s lifelong dedication to projecting an image of being a real estate genius, built on falsehoods, bank loans, and the ill-fated decision to center the Celebrity Apprentice around a failed businessman.
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Mary Trump asserted that Trump’s “house of cards is about to collapse,” suggesting that the potential $370 million fine and a lifetime ban from New York real estate could prompt Trump to face challenging decisions, including the prospect of selling Mar-a-Lago.
“While a possible $370 million fine and a lifetime New York real estate ban would rock Donald’s world, there is one very realistic outcome that could set Donald on the brink of ruin: being forced to sell Mar-a-Lago,” Mary Trump wrote. She quoted attorney Joe Gallina, who affirmed the likelihood of this scenario, stating, “the answer is yes.”
