Former US President Donald Trump has advanced that “many people will be very happy” when, after the midterm elections scheduled for November 2022, he “probably” announces whether he will run for the 2024 presidential elections.
“I’m thinking about it a lot and we’ll see. Frankly, I think a lot of people will be very happy with the decision”, which “will probably announce after the ‘midterms’ (midterm elections)”, in which the seats in the House of Representatives and one-third in the Senate.
“It does not mean that he is going to do it,” he clarified, but “probably” that is the “appropriate” date, he explained, to announce his intentions for the next major election event in the United States. “A lot of people are waiting for that decision to be made,” he said during an interview on Fox.
“Many important people who are thinking of running are waiting for that decision, because if I run they will not run,” said the magnate, who, while acknowledging that there are “very good names” within the Republican Party, “almost all” they have already ruled out his candidacy if he comes into play.
“Almost everyone has said that if I present myself, they will never do it. That is good, basically because it is a sample of a great degree of loyalty and respect,” has valued a Trump who, for the moment, has not wanted to talk about who would be his vice president.
There are “a lot of great people in the Republican Party,” including the current Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis – “a good man” who “has been fine” – or the former US Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley. , to whom he has valued his “excellent work”, although “from time to time” he “got out of control”.
“Every now and then she would get out of control and come back, which is good (…) She said she would never show up if I did, which I think is a good sign of respect. I have been very good to her, I think that he has done a very good job at the United Nations. He has done an excellent job, “he assured.
“There are so many really good people who would be great for it,” but “it’s too early to talk about it,” said the former US president, who already hinted at his intentions to perform again in 2024 in September, when he assured that he had reached “a point” where “there is no other option.”
