While promoting her book Too Much and Never Enough, Mary Trump has said some harsh things about her uncle, President Donald Trump. She has said the president had someone else take his SAT. She has said he used racial and anti-Semitic slurs. She has said he should resign.

But what she told Stephen Colbert on Wednesday may, well, Trump them all.

Asked if her uncle displayed sociopathic traits Mary said, Donald has so many pathologies and theyre so complex, theres so much co-morbidity that its really difficult to tease out whats exactly going on without testing.

Clearly, hes comfortable doing heartless things, she continued. Clearly he doesnt seem to be interested in empathy. So I think its safe to say he demonstrates sociopathic tendencies. I think its safe to say hes not high-functioning at all.

And then came what for the president who presents himself as a stable genius and a man of the people may be her most damning indictment. Its one that strikes at the heart of his image as a wildly successful go-getter.

Were talking about a man who I believe could not function in the real world on his own, said Mary. A crucial reason hes gotten as far as he has is hes continually protected by what I consider institutions. Hes had all of his needs taken care of. Hes never been held accountable. Hes been protected from his failures and hes been allowed to fail upward spectacularly.

Given what she knows about Donald Trump, Colbert asks Mary how it is to have her uncle as the President of the United States? Its awful, she says.

Watch the clip below.

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Donald Trumps Niece Mary Tells Stephen Colbert That Her Uncle Could Not Function In The Real World On His Own - Deadline