Maryanne Trump: Donald Has No Principles! Holy Sh*t!

Donald J. Trump's sister Maryanne Trump says her brother has no principles.

The niece of Donald J. Trump condemns him. Mary Trump wrote the book, Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man. In the book, Mary details her relationship with her uncle. She told the press, that her brother's actions have cause a huge rift within the family and the secretly records her aunt who condemns his actions. The secret recordings from retired U.S. federal judge Maryanne Trump Barry are released shortly before the Republican National Convention. It was inspiration for Mary's book which was released in July.

The older sister of Trump has pretty much spilled the beans about her brother's antics.

The Washington Post released the tapes on Saturday.

The audio has conversations between Mary and her aunt Maryanne in which he outlines Trump's behavior.

Maryanne was serving as a federal judge when she heard her brother suggest on Fox News, "maybe I'll have to put her at the border" amid a wave of refugees entering the United States. At the time, children were being separated from their parents and put in cramped quarters while court hearings dragged on.

"All he wants to do is appeal to his base," Barry said in a conversation secretly recorded by her niece, Mary. "He has no principles. None. None. And his base, I mean my God, if you were a religious person, you want to help people. Not do this."

"I'm talking too freely, but you know," Maryanne was heard of saying Trump's conduct. "The lack of preparation. The lying. Holy shit."

Mary Trump slams her uncle for being a callous waste of human.

The release of the tapes come shortly after Trump buried his brother Robert. The funeral was held at the White House on Friday. Robert sued on behalf of the family to block Mary's book because of a nondisclosure agreement stemming from lawsuits two decades ago over a will that had largely excluded Mary out of it.

Listen to the complete audio here.



On the eve of the Republican National Convention, two of Trump's allies believe the audiotape release were "politics as usual." They dismiss the tapes as just an attempt to undermine Trump.

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows came out swinging.

"This is politics as usual by a niece that was written out of a will, that apparently just has an ax to grind because she wants Joe Biden to be president," Meadows said. "I can tell you this -- that this president each and every day is not only well-prepped, but does more than any president that I have ever been able to have the privilege of researching and reading about in terms of wanting to make sure that we advance critical, critical agendas for the hard-working American people on Main Street."

Meadows is widely regarded as "soft" by Trump. Meadows and former House Speaker John Boehner both have a tendency of crying whenever things don't go their way.