Trump's grandson reveals the reasons why he will vote for Kamala Harris

Fred Trump III, son of Donald Trump's late brother Fred Trump Jr., has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the upcoming US presidential election. He also detailed why he would vote for the Indian-American politician. This statement comes as Fred Trump III promotes his new book - "All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got This Way".

"I believe in politics over politics, and without question, Kamala Harris's policies are what I'm after," Fred Trump said in an interview on The View. “So I'm going to vote for Kamala Harris. And if asked, I will campaign for him without hesitation." In an interview with CNN, Fred Trump explained his reasons for supporting Harris.

"I strongly believe that our freedoms are on the line and Kamala Harris is the only one standing to restore freedoms in democracy," said Fred Trump III. Fred Trump III and his sister, Mary, have been vocal critics of their uncle, former President Donald Trump.

In an interview with ABC News on Tuesday, Fred described the former president's approach as "complex and sometimes cruel." "Families are complicated. Every family has a crazy uncle. My uncle Donald is nuclear crazy. And he has made his mark on family history,” he said. Fred Trump's new book - "All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got This Way" - includes never-before-told stories about the Trump family and its complex relationship with the former president.

A revelation from the book details a conversation Fred Trump claimed to have had with his uncle during a visit to the Oval Office, in which Donald Trump reportedly remarked that people with disabilities "just have to die." Fred Trump III recounted a similar incident during a phone call about the medical fund for his son William, who has a disability. In response, Trump's communications director Steven Cheung denied Fred Trump's claims, calling them "totally fabricated and totally fake news."