2 chapters across the catalog
Mary Trump's book is used as a reference to analyze Donald Trump's personality through the lens of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-4). The discussion covers claims of clinical narcissism and "daddy issues" stemming from his relationship with his father, Fred Trump. The hosts debate whether these traits are unique to Trump or common among all high-level politicians.
DOJ Lawsuit Against Fred and Donald Trump for Housing Discrimination
In 1973, the Department of Justice sued Fred and Donald Trump for violating the Fair Housing Act by discriminating against Black renters in Brooklyn and Queens. Undercover "testers" revealed that Black applicants were told no apartments were available, while white applicants were shown units immediately. The lawsuit alleged that the Trumps sought to reserve specific buildings for white tenants while relegating people of color to less desirable locations.
