Trump’s Niece Says POTUS Should Be Fact-Checked in Real-Time ‘Even If It Means Interrupting Him’
President Donald Trump’s niece Mary Trump is offering a suggestion for reporters to confront her uncle when he states claims that are not factual. The best-selling author appeared on MSNBC on Thursday evening where she…

President Donald Trump’s niece Mary Trump is offering a suggestion for reporters to confront her uncle when he states claims that are not factual.
The best-selling author appeared on MSNBC on Thursday evening where she criticized the president as she described him as a pathological liar. Mary Trump also noted how to detect when the president is lying.
“Nobody tells as many lies as he does on purpose, you know. It’s almost like breathing for him,” Mary Trump said.
She added, “So, I think the only way to combat that, and I wished this happened all the time, is to correct him in real-time. He needs to be fact-checked in the moment even if it means interrupting him.”
Mary Trump went on to explain why it is often difficult for reporters to fact check Donald Trump.
“Because letting him lie, letting the lie sit there, and then coming back later to restate whatever he said factually is to give him an advantage,”



