The Mary Trump Podcast

Seated in front of a giant portrait of himself, Donald explains how he defines his political opponents, while top administration officials spend another week struggling to explain the indefensible.Secretary of State Marco Rubio can't answer who won the 2020 election. Kevin Hassett appears more concerned about credit card companies than Americans burdened by debt. Dr. Mehmet Oz is pressed on Donald's repeated cognitive tests, and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr makes a surprisingly revealing observation while discussing screen time and children.It's Trump Trolls Trump, Week 72.Please send comments/questionscontact@marytrump-media.comConsider visiting MaryTrump.org and subscribing to my Substack: The Good in UsMary Trump Media Storehttps://shop.marytrumpmedia.com/

Mary Trump and Wajahat Ali expose the Supreme Court's latest ruling, the collapse of CBS News, and Trump's expanding media influence as democracy faces a critical test.Please send comments/questionscontact@marytrump-media.comConsider visiting MaryTrump.org and subscribing to my Substack: The Good in UsMary Trump Media Storehttps://shop.marytrumpmedia.com/

Mary Trump joins Steve Beschloss on the inaugural episode of his new series “Six Questions with Steven Beschloss”. Mary delivers a chilling assessment of Donald's cognitive decline, narcissistic collapse, and the lasting damage inflicted on American democracy.Watch more “Six Questions” here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiZK2q8qxE9JyqJx3QCAjX5fdGCaDjqfW Please send comments/questionscontact@marytrump-media.comConsider visiting MaryTrump.org and subscribing to my Substack: The Good in UsMary Trump Media Storehttps://shop.marytrumpmedia.com/

Iran’s withdrawal from negotiations and escalating missile exchanges with U.S. forces have pushed the Strait of Hormuz into crisis, raising global tensions and energy prices. Meanwhile, limited U.S. strikes, stalled diplomacy, and growing uncertainty inside the White House and Pentagon have deepened the strategic stalemate, with no clear path toward de-escalation.Please send comments/questionscontact@marytrump-media.comConsider visiting MaryTrump.org and subscribing to my Substack: The Good in Us

Mary Trump and Bob Cesca revisit Star Trek’s creepiest forgotten episode, “Miri,” exploring childhood fear, pandemics, trust, and bonk bonk chaos.

Mary breaks down the decades-long pattern behind the Trump myth: bankruptcies, failed ventures, unpaid contractors, and a business model built on extraction. Now the same playbook is running the country, and taxpayers are absorbing the bill.Donald has never built anything. His career has been a decades-long exercise in licensing his name, bankrupting his ventures, and ensuring someone else absorbed the losses: Atlantic City bondholders, unpaid contractors, Trump University students who paid up to $35,000 for a credential worth nothing. Mary Trump has watched this pattern up close her entire life. Now that same model is being applied to the United States government, and the costs are landing on the public: taxpayer money flowing to January 6 rioters, a reflecting pool renovation running seven times over budget, and an unconstitutional military engagement with no defined endgame.Please send comments/questionscontact@marytrump-media.comConsider visiting MaryTrump.org and subscribing to my Substack: The Good in Us

Former allies are distancing themselves, global approval of the U.S. has hit record lows, and countries that once looked to America for leadership are looking elsewhere. What the data actually shows about Trump's foreign policy and its consequences.\Since returning to power in January 2025, the Trump administration has presided over a dramatic erosion of America's global standing. Long-standing allies are pulling back, international polling shows record disapproval ratings, and nations that once modeled themselves on American democracy are reconsidering that relationship. This episode examines the data, the voices of foreign leaders, and the real-world consequences of a foreign policy defined by intimidation, tariffs, and chronic unpredictability.Please send comments/questionscontact@marytrump-media.comConsider visiting MaryTrump.org and subscribing to my Substack: The Good in Us

On April 22, 2026, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced two Senate hearings in a single day, fielding questions on vaccines, drug pricing, and his use of government resources for personal promotion. What emerged was a portrait of an administration using the health of Americans as a backdrop for branding. TrumpRx charges more for some drugs than Costco. The childhood vaccine schedule was rewritten without outside input while measles cases hit a three decade high. Americans are being misled on every health front, and today Congress finally started asking questions.Part II: Mary’s Interview with Ali Velshi on MSNOWMary says the government is engaging in, “abject sycophancy and corruption in order to help” the president, who according to his niece has “always needed to convince people, including himself, that he's a winner.”Please send comments/questionscontact@marytrump-media.comConsider visiting MaryTrump.org and subscribing to my Substack: The Good in Us