Trump will not seek re-election in four years if he loses November election, he says

Former President Donald Trump stated in an interview that he does not believe he would run for office again in four years if he loses the November election, expressing confidence in his current campaign. He also discussed potential Cabinet appointments in a hypothetical second term, mentioning names like Tulsi Gabbard, Elon Musk, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Trump praised Gabbard for her common sense approach and Musk for his endorsement and cost-cutting skills. He suggested that Kennedy could be great for health and the environment, while indicating that he has not made any deals with potential appointees. Trump previously mentioned that Musk, as head of various companies, may not serve in his Cabinet but could provide ideas as a consultant. Musk endorsed Trump in July and proposed a government efficiency commission to cut federal spending, which Trump expressed interest in implementing with Musk’s leadership if he has time. Despite discussions of potential appointments, Trump emphasized that it was too early to make any decisions and that he remains focused on his current campaign.

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