'Not strategy anymore': Mary Trump shows why her uncle can't stop the online tantrums
Former President Donald Trump is so afraid of "fear of humiliation" that he is unable to step back and think rationally about his own behavior in the wake of being indicted in the Georgia election case.
That's the view of his niece, Mary Trump, in an interview on MSNBC Wednesday.
"You mentioned the concept of accountability and how it is not something that Donald Trump is particularly familiar with," said anchor Alex Wagner. "I wonder what you think of the peril that he keeps putting himself in, legally speaking, by lashing out at prosecutors. Targeting judges. Speaking badly about the very people who will determine his fate. And being, effectively, not threatened, but potentially forced to pay a price for that in the form of a trial date that has moved, or a fine, or even the possibility of being incarcerated while he awaits trial. Do you think that there is anything at this point that could force Donald Trump to stop the vitriol and to stop the tweets and the rants? Or is he going to push it as far as he possibly can?"...