In a recent TikTok video, Mary Trump, a psychologist and niece of former President Donald Trump, shed light on what she believes to be one of her uncle's greatest weaknesses – his inability to have a sense of humor about himself, even dating back to his childhood. Mary Trump has been vocal about her criticisms of her uncle's behavior in both personal and political matters.

According to Mary Trump, her uncle's lack of resilience and inability to laugh at himself is a dangerous trait that persists even into his seventh decade of life. She shared an anecdote from her childhood, where her father splattered her uncle with mashed potatoes in an attempt to get him to stop bothering their third brother. While everyone else found the incident amusing, Donald Trump reacted by crossing his arms, pouting, and sulking until someone changed the subject. Mary Trump emphasized that this reaction remained consistent throughout the decades.

Mary Trump's observations come as she issued a grave warning on her Substack earlier this month about the potential consequences if her uncle were to be re-elected. She expressed concern that many blame the former president who, in her opinion, attempted to rectify the damage caused by his predecessor, while granting her uncle, Donald Trump, almost unlimited power. She believed that such unchecked power would lead to the destruction of the nation.

Meanwhile, in a separate Trump-related criminal case, Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee, denied special counsel Jack Smith's request for a partial gag order in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. Cannon criticized Smith's request as lacking substance and professional courtesy while also highlighting the failure to have meaningful discussions with Trump's defense. This decision follows claims by Donald Trump and his supporters that the FBI's search for classified government documents at Mar-a-Lago in 2022 was an assassination attempt by President Joe Biden and other Democrats. Attorney General Merrick Garland condemned these allegations as irresponsible and extremely dangerous.

Reactions to Judge Cannon's decision have been mixed, with some criticizing her perceived bias in favor of Trump. Critics argue that denying Smith's request could strengthen the case for having Cannon removed from the classified documents case. However, others have commended Cannon's ruling, suggesting that a gag order could impede Trump's right to express himself.

As these developments unfold, the debate around Donald Trump's character and behavior continues to be a topic of discussion, with his niece Mary Trump highlighting his inability to laugh at himself as a significant flaw. The repercussions of these dynamics could have far-reaching implications, especially as the former president remains a prominent figure in American politics.