The ex-president donald trump In an interview with a US broadcast, he vowed to “put the country back in order” if he was re-elected President of the United States in 2024.
Trump made his promise Monday in an interview for Just the News, No Noise after attending the National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Orlando, Fla.
The former president also addressed other controversial issues such as the southern border crisis, inflation, taxes, the war in Ukraine, abortion and the Durham report.
He emphasized in the dialogue that when we return to the White House, “we will have a boundary that is as strong as before, or even stronger.”
He also believed that the Durham Report and the FBI’s alleged 278,000 cases of FISA violations were an example of political persecution.
“Yes, I definitely think I was hurt. I was hurt beyond belief,” said Trump, who is not yet the Republican Party nominee, where other politicians are in the running for nomination Former Republican Gov. of South Carolina Nikki Haleyand Senator Tim Scott, who announced his intentions this week to become the first chairman of the White Housealongside Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, that has been developing for a long time as one of the possible options.
So far, Trump has had to contend with these three politicians in order to run against the Democrats’ proposal in 2024 and fulfill his highest promise: “Make America Great Again‘.