Bombshell New Book From Trump's Own Family Members Exposes Donald's Alleged N-Word Tirade After An Incident With His Car

As if Donald Trump didn’t already have enough trouble from his niece, Dr. Mary Trump, his own nephew is now slated to release a bombshell new tell-all book that’s exposing even more of the ex-president’s most heinous secrets.

According to Fred C Trump III’s upcoming new memoir, his uncle, the now-former US President Trump, once went on an N-word-ridden tirade in the 1970s, after he discovered that one of the cars he owned at the time was targeted by vandals.

Both The Guardian and The Daily Beast released reports covering excerpts from the younger Trump’s new memoir, All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got This Way, in which Fred III recalled his uncle, the same man who once held the highest office in this nation and is gunning for it again as we speak, discovered the damage to his vehicle and, as Fred recalls, began to rant, “‘N—s,’ I recall him saying disgustedly. ‘Look what the ‘N—s,’ did.'”

The younger Fred Trump’s book is set to hit the shelves with a bang on Tuesday and it comes at a particularly horrible time for the scandal-plagued and felony-convicted former president, as he’s now soon to be forced to go toe-to-toe with Kamala Harris after President Biden formally announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race.

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In his tell-all, Fred recalls his uncle showing up in his “cotillon white Cadillac Eldorado convertible” that now featured a “giant gash, at least two feet long [and] another, shorter gash next to it” in the soft top.

Both reports write that the younger Trump recalled his uncle repeatedly using the disgusting racial slur, writing, “I knew that was a bad word,” before going to one note that Donald hadn’t even seen who vandalized his car but yet still “…saw the damage, then went straight to the place where people’s minds sometimes go when they face a fresh affront. Across the racial divide.”