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London / Washington (AP) – US President Donald Trump made it clear that he was aiming for a second term and good chances in the election campaign.
In an interview, he justified this by saying that there is a high level of interest among Americans in his candidacy in 2020. According to interviews published in the Sunday night from the tabloid "Mail on Sunday," when asked if he would play again, Trump said, "It's my intention, it seems like everyone wants it."
The interview was conducted Friday by British television reporter Piers Morgan, posing as a friend of Trump. He met the head of state for a discussion in his government Air Force One machine.
Since his swearing in January 2017, Trump has made it clear repeatedly that he does not want to leave him in power. In February, he named digital strategist Brad Parscale to lead his campaign for the 2020 race.
The popularity of the president is far from being as good as his interview suggests. In recent surveys, the majority of respondents stated that they were not satisfied with Trump's work.
The fact that "everything would want", it appears again, also borders Morgan's "strong in the false news" feeling, as commented the reporter in his report not soberly kept on board the machine presidential.
The question of whether he knew a politician of the ranks of American Democrats, who could take him in 2020 and move to his place in the White House, denied Trump, according to the excerpts. "I do not see anyone, I know them all, and I do not see anyone," he said.
Morgan seems to have something to gain from this perspective. By his own admission, he feels a deep sympathy for Trump, "even if I do not agree with everything he says and does."
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