During an interview on MSNBC o Sunday, Donald Trump’s niece Dr. Mary Trump said on Sunday that the MAGA losses in the 2022 midterms are by far the most “debilitating narcissistic injury’ thing that her uncle has ever experienced.
Mary Trump, who is a psychologist, told host Mehdi Hasan that the worst thing in her uncle’s mind is being called a “loser,” and after Tuesday’s election losses, the former president is being called the “biggest loser.”
“We cannot overestimate the extent and size of the narcissistic injury Donald has just suffered,” said Dr. Trump.
“I think it’s probably the most debilitating one he’s ever experienced in his entire life. Not simply because he performed poorly in terms of endorsement and in terms of the candidates he picked, but because he can always explain that away, he can always blame somebody else. But the rhetoric that is coming from not just the party that supported him, but that essentially is responsible for him, it’s impossible to ignore.”
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As part of her analysis of her uncle, she explained that the worst thing anyone can be called in his mind is a “loser.” Now, he’s being labeled the “biggest loser.”
“I think in this kind of case with Donald, external forces don’t have as much of an impact on his own need to protect himself, and his very fragile ego,” said Dr. Trump after Hasan showed a series of clips of Republicans fumbling to resist saying whether they were supporting Trump in 2024 and Fox hosts begging the ex-president to move on.
“I can, obviously, I have no idea what he’s gonna do, or who’s in his ear, but, not running, I mean — not announcing a run would be an admission of something that I’m not entirely sure he’s ready to admit. The other thing about all of these up until now vehement Donald Trump supporters, is that we can’t let them get away with this. Whether they supported him or don’t support him, they’re the problem now,” she added.
In a previous interview, she warned that Trump would burn everything to the ground if Republicans turn their backs on him.
See the interview below from MSNBC.
