Robert, the younger brother of the US president, is hospitalized at Mount Sinai Hospital • At a news conference, Trump shared: "I have a great brother, I hope he's fine"
US President Donald Trump yesterday (Friday) visited his younger brother Robert, who is hospitalized at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, ABC News reported. During a press conference held at the White House after the visit, the president noted: "I have a great one, I hope it will be okay." Trump added that their relationship is good.
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Last June, Robert Trump was hospitalized in the Mount Sinai Intensive Care Unit for a week. He recently made headlines following a lawsuit filed by the family against the publication of a book by Marie Trump, the president's niece, "too much and never enough - how my family created the most dangerous man in the world."
According to the family, the writing of the book was a violation of a confidentiality agreement signed by Marie Trump regarding a financial arrangement for the division of the assets of the late father of the family, Fred. A few months ago, Robert Trump said during an interview that he was "very disappointed" with the decision to publish the book and that he and his entire family are very proud of the president.
In that case, Marie Trump and her brother claimed that Donald and his brother had deprived them of their share of the inheritance. But according to Judge Greenwald, the fact that a confidentiality agreement was signed between the two parties in the past does not prevent her from publishing details about her family today. "At the time of writing, the Trump family was one of New York realtors and developers and not much more than that," explained the judge who approved the publication of the book. "They were not elected officials or television anchors."
The judge added that Robert Trump did not explain to the court how publishing the book would harm him, calling his accusations against his niece "unfounded."
