Trump Drops Big Hint About Presidential Run At Meeting With Manhattan Police
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"I think you're going to be very happy," Trump tells officers after ditching all ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
Former President Donald Trump appeared to drop a major clue about his presidential campaign plans for 2024 Saturday when he skipped out on ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and instead popped in on Manhattan police officers and firefighters. Asked by one of the officers at the 17th Precinct near Trump Tower if he was going to run again, the former president teased: “Oh, that’s a tough question.” Then he added: “Actually, it’s an easy question. I know what I’m going to do, but we’re not supposed to be talking about it yet ... But I think you’re going to be very happy.”
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