BREAKING: Donald Trump's niece Mary Trump reveals that he's exhibiting the same Alzheimer's symptoms that his father Fred Trump Sr. had for "a very, very long time" and sometimes acts like a "deer in the headlights." You can lie to the world but family always knows the truth... "I know enough about how to assess certain kinds of neurological disorders and of course as you said, my grandfather had Alzheimer's for a very, very long time," Mary Trump said on The Daily Beast Podcast. "I'm more comfortable speaking about the untreated longstanding psychiatric disorders Donald's had but there are times I look at him and I see my grandfather. I see that same look of confusion. I see that does not always seem to be oriented to time and place," said Mary Trump, who is a clinical psychologist. "His short term memory seems to be deteriorating and obviously this is somebody who has never had a great deal of impulse control but that too is deteriorating as well," she continued. "So there are many, many red flags and many questions that are not being answered by the administration." The Daily Beast's Joanna Coles then asked her to discuss her grandfather, Trump's dad, and how his Alzheimer's first began to manifest. Mary Trump explained that Fred Trump Sr. could be "very petty" so at first it was difficult to tell what was cognitive decline and what was his venal personality asserting itself. She recounted at time that her grandfather was upset that her signature wasn't "legible" and threatened to disown her if she didn't correct it. "After that, things happened pretty quickly. It was in the early nineties when he started forgetting who people were and when we were in larger settings that I would see that deer in a headlight look of 'Where am and why am I here?' that I sometimes see in Donald's eyes," she said. "And finally, probably in 1993, '94, we used to spend Easter at Mar-a-Lago because it was harder for my grandfather to be out in public so we used to go their country club and we couldn't really do that anymore so we went down to Mar-a-Lago," she went on. "And that's when my grandfather stopped knowing who I was and I was standing with him — and once he forgot who I was he was very nice to me, it was sort of a relief honestly," she continued. "So he and my Aunt Maryanne and I were outside and he turns to her and he says, he points to me, he turns to her and says 'Isn't she such a nice lady?' meaning me. And Maryanne laughed or smile or what have you and then he turned to her and said 'And who are you?' And her heart broke." Mary Trump explained that her Uncle Donald behaved in a "despicable" manner after his father's Alzheimer's became apparent and he "treated my grandfather like he was an annoyance." "He wanted nothing to do with him," she added. Even though Fred Trump Sr. "never forgot Donald" his son "would leave the room. He would ignore him. He had no use for him whatsoever.” She then circled back to her uncle's obvious mental decline–– "I see this look in his eyes sometimes, like he can’t believe he said this. He can’t believe he admitted this thing. He doesn’t know who he’s talking to. He doesn’t know where he is," she said. "We’re seeing all of this deterioration happening kind of at the same time." Alzheimer's can be hereditary and all of the signs are clearly there. Donald Trump is falling asleep in the Oval Office, confusing himself while he's speaking, mixing up people's names, and making increasingly deranged and nonsensical remarks. On top of that, we still don't know why he underwent an MRI scan last month. By all signs, the president's brain is rotting inside his head as he pushes us towards a new war in Latin America. Either Congress steps in and removes him or the entire world will suffer the consequences. Please retweet and ❤️ if you think that Trump has dementia!