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Mary Trump has lobbed one grenade at her uncle already – and the presidential niece is just getting started.
The daughter of US President Donald Trump’s brother reportedly revealed she leaked tax documents that formed the basis of a Pulitzer Prize-winning story about the president’s finances.
And the news gets worse for the man in the White House.
Mary Trump reportedly plans to spill more of the family secrets in a tell-all memoir due to hit shelves in August, just as the presidential campaign heats up, according to the Daily Beast.
Among the stories she will relate are negative remarks by President Trump’s sister, retired federal judge Maryanne Barry Trump, about her brother.

Mary Trump, 55, is the daughter of Fred Trump Jnr and the oldest grandchild of Fred Trump Sr, the New York real estate mogul who gave President Trump his start. Fred Trump Jnr died at age 42 of a heart attack exacerbated by alcoholism
The book, Too Much and Never Enough, will be published by Simon and Schuster on August 11.
It is not the first time bad blood has boiled over between Mary Trump and her mercurial uncle.
Mary Trump, a PhD psychologist, and her brother challenged their grandfather’s will by claiming he was improperly pressured by Donald Trump and his two other siblings to shaft them.
Trump’s sister retires as federal judge, escaping inquiry on tax evasion
The tax documents that she reportedly leaked revealed that President Trump benefited from a series of allegedly fraudulent transactions and got up to US$400 million in cash injections into his flailing real estate empire in the 1990s.
Trump often lashes out at perceived critics on Twitter. But he has not recently mentioned Mary Trump or her criticism of him in public.
The president did however take aim at a forthcoming book by a former top aide, saying that ex-national security adviser John Bolton will have broken the law if his manuscript is published.
Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House, also said any conversation with him was classified.

Attorney General William Barr, speaking at the same event, said Bolton had not completed the process necessary to publish his book and the Justice Department was trying to get him to delete classified information.
Bolton’s The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir, is set to be published on June 23.
Publisher Simon and Schuster said in a news release on Friday that the book provides an insider account of Trump’s “inconsistent, scattershot decision-making process”.
The book details Trump’s dealings with China, Russia, Ukraine, North Korea, Iran, Britain, France and Germany, the publisher said.
Why Donald Trump and John Bolton parted ways
“This is the book Donald Trump doesn’t want you to read,” Simon and Schuster said.
Trump fired Bolton in September amid simmering differences on a wide array of foreign policy issues.
Bolton argues that the Democratic-led US House of Representatives should have expanded its impeachment probe against Trump last year to beyond questions over whether Trump invited foreign interference from Ukraine. (Reporting by Jeff Mason; Writing by Mohammad Zargham; editing by Chris Reese and Jonathan Oatis)
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US President Donald Trump gestures as he speaks during a round table in Dallas, Texas, on Thursday. Photo: AFP

FILE - In this Nov. 9, 2016 file photo, federal judge Maryanne Trump Barry, sister of Donald Trump, sits in the balcony during Trump's election night rally in New York. Barry has retired as a federal appellate judge in Philadelphia, ending a misconduct inquiry launched after a report that she participated in Trump family schemes to dodge taxes. Her retirement was revealed in an April 1, 2019 order signed by a top court official in New York, where the misconduct case was assigned. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File)

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on January 28, 2019 National Security Advisor John Bolton speaks during a briefing in the Brady Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, DC. - The White House on January 29, 2020 said that former national security advisor John Bolton cannot publish in its current form a book reportedly containing explosive evidence concerning President Donald Trump's impeachment trial. The National Security Council said after preliminary review of the manuscript -- a vetting process applied to any White House employees writing books -- that it contained "significant amounts of classified information." (Photo by Mandel NGAN / AFP)

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