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Trump’s Niece Exposes Real ‘Problem’ Behind Shock Disclosure

The Daily Beast

July 3, 2026

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Trump’s Niece Exposes Real ‘Problem’ Behind Shock Disclosure

CNNDonald Trump’s estranged niece has shared her major issue with her uncle’s jaw-dropping payday since returning to the presidency.Trump, 80, revealed he banked over 1 billion in income from his family’s crypto side hustles last year, after his annual financial disclosure was released on Tuesday by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics.Psychologist and author Mary Trump, 61, has been a vocal critic of her uncle and his family. She is the president’s niece through his late brother, Fred Trump Jr.Read more at The Daily Beast.

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