Mary Trump says it’s ‘shameful’ her uncle spends 9/11 commenting on boxing match

Mary Trump bludgeoned her uncle Donald Trump’s decision to comment on a heavyweight à la carte fight on the 20th anniversary of the tragic September 11 attacks, calling it “shameful.”

CNN’s Anderson Cooper asked the former president’s niece on Thursday about her reaction to her uncle’s highly controversial choice.

“Does that surprise you, even at its low level?” Cooper asked. “If another former president decided to spend 9/11 commenting on a pay-per-view boxing match, people… their heads would explode.

The psychologist replied that Trump is subject to “no standards” and that it is a major problem.

“For reasons that are very difficult to understand, there is a completely different standard that Donald has held to,” she told Cooper. “In fact, he is not held to any standard.”

” It is shameful. And if there’s no backlash to the right for that – ‘shameful’ isn’t a strong enough word to describe what you just mentioned – then that tells us all we need to know about it. ‘current state of the Republican Party,’ she noted. . “This tells us that Democrats really need to start to understand that this is not a party that you can work with, it is not a party that should be conceded.”

Digital streaming service FITE announced on Tuesday that Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr. will offer their point of view during Saturday’s heavyweight fight between Evander Holyfield and Vitor Belfort at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel in Hollywood, Florida.

Holyfield signed after previously scheduled fighter Oscar De La Hoya tested positive for COVID-19 last week.

“I like great fighters and great fights. I look forward to seeing the two this Saturday night and sharing my thoughts at ringside, ”Trump said in a statement.

TMZ reported that Trump happily bragged to his friends about the “obscene” amount of money he would earn by commenting.

A little carried away Thursday, the ex-president also boasted of being able “probably” to beat President Joe Biden in a fight (even if he lost against him in the presidential election).