In November of this year, I sat down in New York with Joanna Coles of the Daily Beast for an in-depth

conversation about the state of American democracy and the damage still being done on a daily

basis by the Trump regime. We also discussed at length my experiences and observations growing

up in the Trump family, the entitlement, the lack of accountability, the misogyny, and how those

same forces continue to shape our politics today. I find it really fascinating, and I hope you will

as well. Enjoy. What is it like to wake up in the morning and just see your uncle everywhere,

everywhere, a man that you've been in and out of endless lawsuits, as is the Trump way, apparently.

Yes.

How do you, well, you've set up your own media business to deal with it, but what's it

like inside your head?

It's actually something I've gotten used to.

Don't get me wrong.

There's a level at which I still take it very personally.

I know I should probably let that go, but it's hard because he is my uncle after all.

And I feel like my family is doing untold damage to my country and the planet.

So that is hard to take.

But it doesn't have its teeth in me the way it used to.

After the 2016 election, every time I heard his name, and I can distinguish.

I could tell when he was being referred to,

obviously, at least twice a day, I would have this feeling of horror wash over me that this

horrible thing had happened. I don't get that anymore because this is our reality, and it has

been for over a decade now. It is more a shift in focus for me

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