US EditionDonald Trump plays down 2028 presidential run, talks successors
- On May 4, 2025, Donald Trump stated in an NBC 'Meet the Press' interview that he will not seek a third presidential term after his current tenure ends.
- Trump’s decision follows the constitutional two-term limit and amid prior speculation fueled by merchandise and March comments about possible circumvention methods.
- He expressed confidence in Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Rubio as leading Republican figures who are well-positioned to carry on his "Make America Great Again" vision after his presidency ends.
- Trump described Vance as a "fantastic, brilliant guy" and called Rubio "great," noting many others within the party are also capable of leadership.
- The announcement signals a potential leadership shift in the Republican Party with implications for policy direction and ongoing political dynamics including economic and regulatory issues.
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Trump Rules Out 3rd Term, Names Rubio and Vance as Best 2028 Contenders
President Donald Trump has shut down speculation about serving a third term and named Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as the best contenders to replace him in 2028. During an interview with NBC’s “Meet the Press” with anchor Kristen Welker on Sunday, Trump was pressed on whether he’s serious about serving beyond his second term even though it’s prohibited by the Constitution. “There are many people selling the ‘2028’ h…
NEW: Trump Shares Thoughts On His Eventual Successor For The First Time
President Donald Trump discussed his thoughts on a potential successor for the first time during an interview with NBC’s “Meet The Press” on Sunday. Host Kristen Welker asked the president if he actually wants to run for a third term. The president has joked about the prospect dating back to his first term in the White House, when he published a video showing oscillating campaign signs for “Trump 2028, Trump 2032, Trump 2036” and so forth. While…
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