Donald Trump has another family member turn on him

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : In May 2020, Fred, Lisa, a team of advocates, Alex Azar, Trump's then secretary of health and human services, and Brett Giroir, the administration's assistant secretary of health, met with Trump in the Oval Office for 45 minutes.
53% : Trump showed Fred his Cadillac convertible with a "giant gash, at least two feet long [and] another, shorter gash next to it" on its canvas top, according to Fred's book.
50% : However, after the meeting ended, Trump asked to speak to him alone.
38% : An excerpt from the book published by The Guardian on Wednesday revealed a conversation in which Trump allegedly used the N-word to describe the person who he assumed had damaged his car.
35% : "Pruitt recalled Trump "clearly resisting" the idea with his body language.
32% : During a campaign rally in November 2015, Trump impersonated New York Times journalist Serge Kovaleski, who suffers from arthrogryposis, by contorting his arms.
25% : "Trump did not see who damaged his car, according to Fred Trump, but rather assumed it was a Black person.
25% : Responding to Pruitt's exposé on Trump, Cheung told Newsweek at the time, "This is a completely fabricated and b******* story that was already peddled in 2016.
25% : Trump defended his behavior, writing on social media at the time, "I do not know the reporter for the @nytimes, or what he looks like.
23% : Trump, the GOP 2024 presidential nominee, has faced attacks from his niece, Mary Trump, for years.
23% : In 2020, she published her own exposé of Trump, titled, Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man.
20% : "In late May, Bill Pruitt, a former producer of the early 2000s reality show The Apprentice, in which the former president starred, exposed allegedly racist comments made by Trump while filming the show.
15% : "Trump came under fire when he mocked a disabled reporter during his 2016 presidential campaign.

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