Trump's Nephew Alleges Cruel Remarks in Memoir

Fred Trump III, nephew of former President Donald Trump, alleges in his upcoming memoir, 'All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got to Be This Way,' that Donald Trump made insensitive remarks about disabled individuals, including Fred’s own son. During a 2020 meeting, Trump reportedly suggested that disabled people should 'just die' due to the financial burden they pose. This assertion has drawn significant media attention, especially as it contrasts with family portrayals of Trump as a caring individual. Additionally, Fred Trump III claims that his uncle frequently used racist language, including the n-word, during private conversations. Trump's spokesperson has dismissed these allegations as 'fake news,' asserting they are false and have been debunked. The memoir, set to release on July 30, follows a previous tell-all book by Fred's sister, Mary Trump, which also criticized their uncle.