Members of the press started receiving their copies of Mary Trump's new book too much and
never enough this week. And after they sunk their teeth into it, they decided to sell
a, share some of the juiciest tidbits with the American public before the book is even
released one of those things. And we're going to talk about a couple, but, but one that
really stuck out was the fact that according to Mary Trump, uncle Donald serving as president
of the United States right now might actually have an undiagnosed learning disability. And
here's the thing about this claim. There's nothing wrong with having a learning disability.
It does not mean that someone is stupid. It does not mean that they're incapable of functioning.
It just means that sometimes things take a little longer for them, or you have to try
new approaches to get them to absorb material. But Donald Trump is a dangerous person with
this kind of learning disability.
If in fact it does exist because he refuses to admit that he has it. And if you're not
gonna do anything to fix the problem, if you're going to sit there and act like it doesn't
exist, it is going to get worse and it is going to end up harming you and anyone around
you, any decisions you make are going to affect those people around you. In the case of Trump,
the decisions he makes affects everybody here in the United States, because he is unfortunately
the president. So that is something very serious that needs to be looked into. Although of
course it never will, but here's one of the reasons we should also take Mary's word for
it on this. Mary has a PhD in clinical psychology. Okay? She's not just some angry member of
the Trump family trying to insult her uncle. This is actually what she does, right?
She, she has a PhD in this. She is a doctor. She knows what she's talking about. Not only
has she studied these kinds of things, but she has known this man for her entire life.
I think in this particular instance, we need to give her the benefit of the doubt. And
along the lines of allegedly having this learning disability, uh, Mary Trump goes a little further
with it and says that this is part of the reason why Donald had to will actually her
daddy or granddaddy in her case, Fred Trump Donald's dad had to pay somebody, man, by
the name of Joe Shapiro who died in 1999. He was, uh, in the legal department, uh, actually
very, very high up, uh, with the Walt Disney corporation, but he had non Hodgkin's lymphoma
passed away 1999, but Joe Shapiro was paid allegedly by Donald Trump's father, Fred Trump
to take the SATs for Donald Donald wanted to transfer out of Fordham university in the
Bronx, wanted to go to Pennsylvania's Wharton school, didn't have the grades to do it.
So they allegedly had this other kid, Joe Shapiro, who was known to be a great test
taker, very smart kid. He was in fact, the stable genius that Donald Trump always likes
to think that he is, they had Joe go and take the test for Trump, according to Mary. And
this was actually, you know, back then, it was a little easier to get away with things
like this. You know, if you register to take the SATs or act or any kind of, you know,
standardized test today to get into college or a, uh, a secondary, uh, degree graduate
school, you have to submit a picture of yourself. The picture is on your printed out a pass
to get in there. You also have to show your photo ID. Those things didn't exist back then.
You didn't have your photo on your license. That wasn't a thing that didn't come about
till later.
So it was very easy or would have been very easy for Joe Shapiro to walk in there and
say, Hey, my name is Donald Trump. Here's my social security number. I'm here to take
the sat a hope I do well trying to go to Wharton. Let's see what happens. Um, and as I mentioned,
unfortunately, mr. Shapiro did pass away in 1999 from non Hodgkin's lymphoma. So this
is not a claim that we can actually, uh, really verify, you know, the guy who allegedly did
it is dead. So we won't know, but this has obviously put a spotlight back on Wharton
school, on Donald Trump's transcripts. We do know that Donald Trump never made the Dean's
list while he was out Wharton. In spite of the fact that Trump tells us he was a great
student, but we could also possibly, and this isn't even necessarily a hundred percent,
but if we did have access to his grades and to his sat scores, we could see if there is
any major discrepancy between the two, you know, because if he did like super great on
his SATs, but then made, you know, D's and F's in college, okay.
Probably makes it more likely that somebody else took the sat for him. Although, again,
that's not necessarily conclusive proof. You look at my act scores. I did awesome in college.
I slacked off a bit and my grades probably wouldn't necessarily in my early years of
college, at least, well, middle years, they probably wouldn't reflect what my actsh uh,
test score was. Nevertheless. Um, that is one thing we could see, and it might give
us a little bit of a better picture, but that's not necessarily the story at the moment. The
story of the moment of course is Mary Trump's book. You know, she makes all of these explosive
allegations and you know, one of them, obviously we said Trump could have a possible learning
disability. He allegedly had this kid, Joe Shapiro take SATs form so he could get into
Wharton. And what else lose a massive list.
And this isn't even everything. And by the way, if anybody is interested, this book is
coming out on Tuesday. It's too much and never enough. Um, so here here's some other revelations.
When the family visited Donald Trump at the white house, he said, the place never looked
better since George Washington lived here, George Washington never lived in the white
house. Okay. Well, look, Trump is not the smartest guy out there. We know that. So that
doesn't necessarily affect his ability to govern, not knowing that George Washington
never actually lived in the white house, Donald Trump's sister Maryann. Now a retired federal
judge who did his homework for him when he was at Fordham said, when he ran quote, he's
a clown. Okay. The clown thing, whatever. That's fine. My sisters would probably say
that about me, about certain issues, as I would say about them, about certain issues,
but hold up, Whoa, Whoa, Whoa.
You did his homework for him when he was at Fordham folks, do you understand like if any
of these are provable, this could cause Donald Trump to lose. Uh, and I know it's way after
the fact, but nevertheless, this means the dude, technically wasn't able to actually
graduate from college. Okay. That's what these accusations really mean. That's what we have
to take seriously. And I guarantee you, these colleges are probably going to take it pretty
seriously as well. It's really, really cool to have an alumni who's president of the United
States, not so much. So when you find out that that dude didn't do any of his own work
to either get into the school or once he was in the school, then it becomes an actual problem
for you. So hopefully these colleges, both Wharton and Fordham are taking these accusations
very seriously. Uh, she goes on, uh, the president was molded by a horse family environment.
A casual dehumanization of people was commonplace at the Trump dinner table. That sounds about
right. Uh, Donald Trump has consistently dehumanized people, uh, ever since he came into public
life. They're, they're not people they're they're tools, they're props, they're things
that he uses to advance his own agenda. Uh, the media failed to notice that not one member
of Donald's family, apart from his children, his son and lone, his current wife said a
word of support of him during the entire campaign. That's that's an important thing. Where was
the sister? Where was the older brother? Where were the ex wives? Where was anybody that
has spent any kind of time with this man to say, Hey, you know what, he's a good guy.
He should be president of the United States that didn't exist. And that should have been
a big red flag, not just for the media, but for everybody in this country.
Um, this is a direct quote from the book to this day, the lies, misrepresentations and
fabrications that are the sum total of who my uncle is, are perpetuated by the Republican
party and white evangelical Christians. That is actually something we don't even need more
proof to verify. We know that the lies, the misrepresentations, that's not just on Trump.
That is on the entirety of the Republican party, including the evangelical phoneys who
have embraced and endorsed this man. But this is what we're looking at. Again, there's plenty
more revelations out there. The book has coming out Tuesday. If anybody is interested, uh,
typically I try to avoid these kinds of gossipy things, but I gotta admit this one has my
attention. Um, not because it's giving us any information, that's necessarily prosecutable,
but it's giving us a glimpse into the psychology of Donald Trump and why he is so dangerous
and possibly how he has been so successful at convincing the public that he's not dangerous.