Mary Trump
Progressive anti-Trump commentator· 2.2M followers · tracked by RisingPolitics
49.6Credibility Score (0–100) · ranked #63 of the creators we track
Mary Trump ranks #63 by credibility versus #60 by raw follower count — their raw follower total sits ahead of where their audience quality places them.
A clinical psychologist, bestselling author, and niece of Donald Trump. She is the author of Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man, along with subsequent books. She hosts The Mary Trump Podcast, offering progressive political commentary and analysis often drawing on her psychology background and family knowledge.
Where Mary Trump posts
YouTube545K subscribersVisit ↗XMaryLTrump · 1.7M followersVisit ↗Common questions
Is Mary Trump left or right?
Mary Trump, a clinical psychologist and estranged niece of Donald Trump, sits firmly on the progressive left, and her own podcast bills itself as delivering progressive commentary on political headlines. She rose to prominence with her 2020 bestseller Too Much and Never Enough and has since built a media presence organized almost entirely around opposition to her uncle's politics, including The Mary Trump Podcast, a YouTube channel, and the Substack newsletter The Good in Us, framed around defending American democracy. As of 2026 she remains highly active, hosting figures like Jim Acosta and urging Democrats to fight harder in the midterms. Her positioning has been consistent since she entered public life.
Positioning as of July 2026 · descriptive, not an endorsement. How we label lean
How credible is Mary Trump's audience?
Mary Trump scores 49.6 out of 100 on the RisingPolitics Credibility Score, ranking #63 among the political creators we track. The score starts with audience size, subtracts accounts that look fake, and weighs how strongly the audience actually engages.
How many followers does Mary Trump have?
Mary Trump has about 2.2M followers combined across YouTube and X.
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