Trump changes his words and says he will not seek a third term, and names two successors

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Cointime2025/05/05 07:11

By:Cointime

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, clearly stated in a television interview broadcast on May 4th local time that he does not seek to continue serving as President after the end of this term. In an interview on the NBC television program "Meet the Press," Trump specifically mentioned Vice President James Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, believing that they are rising stars within the Republican Party and are expected to take over the conservative legacy and continue to advance the "Make America Great Again (MAGA)" policy agenda. Trump said in the program: I will be president for 8 years, two terms.

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