Welcome to the Mary Trump podcast.

Let's dive it.

Primaries were held in a number of states yesterday, and the message to Republicans is very clear.

The only thing that matters in terms of your political viability is the extent to which

you were loyal to Donald.

In Kentucky, Congressman Thomas Massey, one of the few Republicans willing to challenge

Donald openly and push for the release of the Epstein files, was defeated decisively by

Ed Galrine, whom Donald had endorsed. Meanwhile, in Texas, with a week to go before the Republican

Senate primary, which is a runoff between incumbent Senator John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Cornyn is now fighting for his political future because after refusing to endorse either

one of them, Donald has now endorsed Paxton.

Paxton, of course, is other than Donald, one of the most corrupt politicians in this country.

He has spent years surrounded by scandal.

He has been investigated repeatedly and engaged in impeachment battles.

But unlike Gordon, he actually taps into the Maga base.

I don't know that anybody could have been more loyal than Cornyn,

but I think there's a very good possibility

that he just doesn't appeal to the extremists

who typically vote in Republican primaries.

In an effort to win Donald over ahead of the Senate runoff, Cornyn demonstrating just how

pathetic Republican politicians have become, introduced legislation to rename a nearly 1,800-mile highway in Texas

as interstate 47 or the Trump interstate. Not to mention, of course, whatever this is.

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