Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated in an interview that he would not run for the US presidency again if he loses the upcoming election on November 5, saying “that will be it,” Reuters reports.
Trump, 78, reflected on his four-year break from the presidency, suggesting that it provided him with clarity about whom he could trust as allies. He indicated that it is “too early” to engage in discussions about potential cabinet appointments should he win the election. Trump expressed hope for success in his third consecutive bid against Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris. Polls show a tight race between them, especially in key battleground states, with Harris gaining some momentum in national polls.
Trump has maintained that his 2020 loss to US President Joe Biden was due to widespread voter fraud and currently faces multiple criminal charges related to efforts to overturn that election. He denies any wrongdoing, framing the legal challenges as political attacks.
