Trump plans to run for a second term in 2020 – United States

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Donald Trump – American businessman and politician

Donald Trump was born on June 14, 1946 in New York said yesterday in an interview that he planned to run for a second term in the 2020 election, reported Reuters, citing the British Mail on Sundays

. ] In response to a question from journalist Pierce Brosnan on the question of whether he should show up, Trump states that he has such an intention. "Everyone seems to want to do it," added the US president. He does not think he has a representative of the Democratic Party who can beat him in the elections.

In violation of the British protocol, Trump also revealed that he had discussed Brektsy with the British Queen Elizabeth II. "She said that it was a lot – and it was just – a very complex problem, I think nobody knew how complicated it would be," explained the US president. "Everyone thought it would be" Oh, it's just that we join or not, or see what happens, "he added. This is an amazing woman, so smart, so adorable I say wonderful – I mean internally and externally. It's a wonderful woman, "said Trump, describing the queen, and in response to a question of whether she liked, he said that he would not want to speak on his behalf, but could say that he liked it

. "He is very strong, has a great temper, is fun and strong, and he is good at negotiating," said Trump in a response to a statement of clarification from President of the United States The question of whether Kim is a ruthless dictator, he said, "Of course, he is ruthless, but there are others like him."

The president of C UI was more limited in terms of the next meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin -. Russian politician Born on October 7, 1952 in Leningrad, today St. Petersburg.

In . "I think we can probably get along very well," he said. "Someone asked if we were enemies or friends, and I said it was too early to say," Trump said. "Right now I would say that we are rivals, but for the United States and honestly for the UK and elsewhere, get along well with Russia, China and all these other places … c & # 39; is a good thing, not a bad thing, it's really nice, "he said.