Mary Trump on real reason why Donald is not going to Donald, Jr.’s wedding!
Mary is raising red flags that demand attention!
There were two events this week that at first blush appear unrelated—but in talking to Mary Trump, it became clear they are intertwined. The first was the end of Stephen Colbert’s show with Trump lashing out at the late-night comedian. The second is Donald Trump, Jr.’s wedding that Donald is not attending.
What do these two events have in common? It’s all about Donald not being loved and not loving anyone else.
Let me explain. As to Colbert, Donald has lashed out for years at him including in 2024 calling point blank for the comedian to be fired writing, “CBS should terminate his contract.” After Colbert’s amazing finale on Thursday night, Trump stayed up late to slam Colbert online. Then on late Friday night—the still triggered Trump-shared an AI generated video where he physically assaulted Colbert and threw him into a garbage can.
Per Mary, all this comes from Donald wanting to be loved but knowing deep down no one loves him. Mary put it this way, Donald “is utterly unlovable” and he “knows deep down that no one loves him.” She continued, “that is where the rage and the jealousy come in.”
Donald wants people to praise and honor him all day, every day. Instead, he is the most unpopular second term president in the modern era. Even a Fox News poll this week showed Trump with the highest disproval rating ever and those who strongly disapprove of Trump’s handling of the presidency (48%) is more than double those who strongly approve (20%.)
So how does this connect to Donald, Jr’s wedding that he is not attending? As Mary put it, Donald is “incapable of loving…so it’s very difficult to be loved if you don’t love anybody.” Mary also noted that Donald “can’t stand” Donald Jr. so there is also that!
“Love” is the connection between the two events. But not in a good way—rather in a pathetic way where the sociopath Donald demands unconditional love from all—yet gets none—and in turn refuses to love anyone.
Mary did mention that no one should have sympathy for Donald, Jr. because his father is not attending his second wedding. As Mary put it, Don, Jr. is “a horrible human being. He’s a little Nazi, he’s totally unaccomplished, and he’s a racist and a misogynist and just a terrible person.” This again proves there is truth to the expression: The apple doesn’t fall from far the tree!
We also discussed Donald’s undeniable cognitive and physical decline—unless of course you are a member of corporate media who will make excuses for it! Donald’s cognitive decline and especially his loss of impulse control is what Mary points to as the reason for Donald’s increasingly unhinged conduct. She pointed, for example, to his alarming threat to commit a genocide against the people of Iran to his non-stop posting online of deranged comments and images.
“As Donald realizes he is losing control of the narrative and even himself, it creates an extra layer of desperation,” Mary explained. She added this warning, that this is going to make him “angrier and more violent” going forward.
Mary also shared some family history that is very relevant, noting that Donald’s father (her grandfather) also manifested these symptoms later in life as dementia took hold of him. Yet again this an issue corporate media refuses to probe further to determine if we have a legally competent person in the White House or a true madman in the grasp of dementia who commands the most lethal military the world has ever seen.
I hope you check out my full interview of Mary that is exploding in terms of views:




I’ve heard many times that dementia makes a person more the way they truly are. There’s always a bit of truth in these aphorisms. I have had two friends and two relatives with dementia. They did, in fact show the same core characteristics i had known in them for many decades. Two loving people became more loving. One person became even more passive than he was all his life. And one retained a calm, controlled style until he died. We know what trump was like all his life. He is simply more himself than ever. (Shudder)
Thanks, Dean and Mary. Always helps to have another pin to stick into the doll.