Donald Trump's Own Nephew Endorses Kamala Harris, Calls The Ex-President His "Atomic Crazy" Uncle

Donald Trump just officially lost the support of yet another one of his own family members, after his nephew announced that he would not be voting for his “atomic” uncle in the upcoming presidential election, and instead formally threw his endorsement behind Trump’s trailblazing Democratic opponent Kamala Harris.

Donald’s nephew, Fred Trump III, has done multiple interviews with ABC News as part of the promotion for his new tell-all memoir, All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got This Way.

Just the excerpts alone of the younger Trump’s book have already shed damning new light on the scandal-plagued and felony-convicted former president — ranging from Donald’s N-word-laden tirade when he discovered one of his cars had been vandalized, to his angry explosion over a few drops of spilled Coke on his private jet, to his suggestion that Fred allow his disabled son to “just die” so he could “move to Florida,” when his nephew was seeking financial help to cover some of his child’s complex and expensive medical needs.

Now, Fred is making it crystal clear that Donald doesn’t have a supporter in him, as he told the ABC News host that he didn’t vote for his uncle in 2016 or 2020, and will not be voting for him in 2024 either, as he referred to the ex-president as his “atomic crazy” uncle.

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In his interview with ABC’s The View, when asked if he would be campaigning for Kamala Harris, Fred responded: “without hesitation.”

“I believe in policy over politics, and without question, Kamala Harris’s policies are what I’d get behind,” the younger Trump said. “So I will be voting for Kamala Harris, and if I’m asked, I will campaign for her without hesitation.”

Fred went on to note that, should his uncle lose again in November, we should not expect the Trump problem to go away, telling the panel, “he ain’t going anywhere.”