Trump stated that only a "bad call" from a doctor would stop him from running for the presidency in 2024.
Since January, the former president teased a possible campaign.
He continues to travel across the country in support of MAGA-aligned candidate candidates and holds rallies.
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Trump, the former President, said Friday that only a "bad diagnosis from a doctor" would stop him from seeking the nomination for 2024 GOP president. This is a campaign he hinted at since January.
Trump, who beat Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State in 2016, but lost to Joe Biden last autumn, has been attempting to calm his political base. He is considering a bold campaign to boost political allies ahead 2022 midterm elections. However, he continues to believe debunked conspiracy theories about voter fraud.
David Brody, a commentator on Real America's Voice asked the former president about his thoughts on a third White House bid.
"Well, I guess it was a bad call from the doctor or something. Trump stated. Trump said, "You get that phone call. We have a bad report. Come down to see. You can read the rest of our report here. Through God, things happen."
He said, "I feel so good, and I hate what is happening to our country. This is the worst situation our country has ever seen. We were so strong ten months ago, and now we are so poor."
After complaining about the US-Mexico border's state, the former president went on to say that he was angry at the actions of Border Patrol agents who whipped at Haitian migrants trying to cross the Rio Grande in Del Rio.
Friday's statement by President Joe Biden stated that agents who harassed and charged migrants would be "payed" for their actions.
He said, "I promise you that those people will pay." There will be consequences. It's dangerous. It is dangerous. It sends a wrong message to the world and at home. It is not who we are.
Trump continued his criticism of Biden's administration by calling the border situation "third world all the way, but worst."
If he runs for a 2024 election, the former president will most likely use it as a major issue.
Trump continues to hold rallies throughout the country, even though he is no longer in office. These have been primarily used by Trump to support candidates who embrace his "Make America Great Again” political philosophy, and vent about ongoing election grievances.
The former president spoke to a group New York City Police Department officers about his decision earlier in the month.
He hasn't yet provided a timeframe for when the decision will be made.
Trump also criticised Dr. Anthony Fauci during his interview with Brody. He is the top infectious-disease expert in the country and was also an advisor to Trump's administration on the coronavirus. Fauci is currently the chief medical adviser under Biden.
He was there for 40 years. He was an integral part of the furniture. Trump stated, "But if you think about that, I did pretty much what he said."
He said, "I actually got along avec him, you know?" He was a great character, I found him. He would say, "Just call me Tony." Call me Tony, sir. He's a better promoter then he is a physician, but you know what?
