Trump: If I Don't Win in 2024, It's Unlikely I'll Run in 2028

Former President Trump revealed on Sunday that he is unlikely to run for president again in 2028 if he does not succeed in his 2024 campaign. During an interview with Sharyl Attkisson, he said, "No, I don't. I think that will be it," when asked about a potential fourth bid for the White House. At age 82 in 2028, Trump's potential candidacy would make him a year older than President Joe Biden currently is.

The interview on Attkisson's show "Full Measure" also saw Trump defend his track record on the COVID-19 pandemic, claiming credit for the vaccines' development while also noting "they're doing studies on the vaccines and we're going to find out" if they are safe. The 22-minute discussion also touched upon his personal health; Trump humorously mentioned his efforts to "eat properly," which drew a teasing response from Attkisson about his penchant for hamburgers. "Proper hamburgers," Trump replied.

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