At least one member of Donald Trump's family wasn't buying what he was saying about his intelligence. Mary Trump told MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell that her uncle is a black hole of need. Mary Trump, who is a psychologist, said that he knows it isn't true. He knows that he is severely damaged and has limited abilities so he always tries to fill a need that is unfillable. Trump bragged about his intelligence as he explained how he passed a test to detect cognitive decline. He said genius runs in his family. His niece didn't buy that logic either. She said that she found it fascinating that he thought my uncle was a physicist and my grandfather was good at using federal money to screw people over. Mary Trump is not the first Trump insider to question his intelligence claims. Michael Cohen wondered why the former president made him warn his alma mater not to release his grades. Mary Trump spoke on MSNBC. The article was originally on HuffPost. The Daily Beast/Ivanka Trump sent a text to Hope,Jared,Mark,Meadows,Dan,Scavino, and Bill Stepien. CNN obtained text messages between Trump's inner circle and the former First Daughter, which were the only ones she started. Andy Le of The New Abnormal says that something feels strange. The son of a renowned postwar American artist waged a legal battle to gain control of hundreds of paintings by his father. In one of the most violent confrontations of the riot, Gillespie joined rioters as they tried to wrest control of the U.S. Capitol from the federal government. A mob of people tried to force their way through a tunnel at the Lower West Terrace of the Capitol, an assault that almost succeeded by his own description. The 26 products that are helping Americans save money are selling out like hotcakes. The late-night host wants to help the conspiracy theorist. Will someone speak that truth at least? According to a book, McConnell told his staff after the attack that Trump was a despicable person. The four prime projects have the potential to deliver thousands of metric tons of lithium to the market. In California, a server can make up to fifteen dollars an hour in restaurants with less than twenty employees and fifteen dollars an hour in restaurants with more than twenty employees. The average server makes a good hourly rate, so it should be lower than that. The former president said he wouldn't be interested in rejoining the social media network even if it was restored by Musk. The co-host of Good Morning America was afraid her interview with Barack Obama in favor of marriage equality would out her. She came out publicly in 2013). Do you think you can get a cheaper internet package? Maybe you should rethink. One expert says that activist billionaires want to be like Musk. The host of the late night show suggested that it be done via group chat. In order to keep their flock in line and their scam alive, they revise their guarantees when they make prophetic promises. Gwen Shamblin, the founder and leader of the Remnant Fellowship Church, preached that being faithful to God was accomplished by maintaining a slim waist and training children to be subservient. 45 times teenagers got a taste of their own medicine. State Rep. Chuck Basye sent an email saying "Now go ahead and have your meltdown and/or temper tantrum." Trump bragged that he passed an intelligence test. The test was to detect cognitive impairment. Zelenskyy said that the war can only be stopped by the person who started it. Non-Americans love American foods, but they find them disgusting. A Massachusetts couple won a $5 million verdict against a country club after suffering for years from the threat of stray golf balls. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said that his Russian counterpart was trying to scare the world off supporting Ukraine. Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney, called him out for boasting about his intelligence to a crowd. Many equally delicious berries are abundant in the wild and are commonly available in grocery stores. The intercept of a conversation between a Russian invader and his friend was released by the SBU security service of Ukraine. Critics said they reported the video because of its threatening content. After starring as a pole vaulter at a small college and marrying his girlfriend while on a church mission trip to Africa, the Michigan police officer who killed Patrick was hired by the Grand Rapids department seven years later. Christopher Schurr's name had been circulating since his face was seen in videos of the April 4 confrontation. Chief Eric Winstrom said he was acting in the interest of transparency, to reduce ongoing speculation, and to avoid any further confusion, though no other information about Schurr's service with the department was released.HuffPost
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