'Donald will not like this': Mary Trump says her uncle being pushed 'closer to the edge'

Donald Trump's niece on Wednesday provided some insider family information on how the former president might react to recent statements by Letitia James, who prosecuted the fraud case in which he was ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars.

Mary Trump outlined a number of recent developments that could hurt her ex-president relative, including James suggesting Trump wouldn't be successful in appealing the case.

But what really got his goat, according to Mary Trump, is James' suggestion that her office "will seek judgment enforcement mechanisms in court, and we will ask the judge to seize his assets."

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Mary Trump says her uncle will take that comment personally.

"Knowing Donald as I do, here’s why I know this statement will make push him closer to the edge," she wrote. "First, James implies that there’s a possibility Donald does not have enough cash to satisfy the judgment; that alone is enough to enrage him."

She then added that Trump "is obsessed with his net worth and he goes to great lengths to convince people he is enormously wealthy."

"It’s a significant part of his identity," she added.

Delving into his psyche, Mary Trump says, "The urgency with which he clings to the the false idea that he is richer, more successful, and more talented than he is serves to hide the truth – not just from us, but from himself – that he is, quite simply, a loser."

Mary Trump also pointed to this comment from James.

"We are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to New Yorkers, and yes, I look at 40 Wall Street each and every day," James said, referring to the Trump Building in Manhattan.

"While you’re at it, A.G. James, how about Trump Tower?" Mary Trump asked.