Meadows says Trump World is looking to ‘move forward in a real way’

Former White House Chief of Staff Marc des meadowsMark MeadowsTrump receives two punches from GOP Watchdog urges justice to investigate Trump, Meadows for attempting to ‘arm’ DOJ The Washington Post calls on Democrats to subpoena Kushner, Ivanka Trump and Meadows for testimony on January 6 MORE said old President TrumpDonald Trump Meghan McCain Democrats ‘Should Give Trump Some Credit’ For COVID-19 Vaccine Trump Testing Tsar Warns Blockages Could Be On The Table If People Don’t Get Vaccinated Overnight Health Care: The Tsar Warns CDC Details Massachusetts Outbreak That Triggered Mask Update | White House says national vaccine mandate “not under review at this time” MOREThe world is looking to “move forward in a real way”.

In an interview on Newsmax’s “Cortes & Pellegrino” Friday, Meadows said he and the former president met with “some members of our cabinet” most recently earlier today.

Meadows said he “was not authorized to speak” on behalf of Trump, but noted the meeting would not have taken place if there had been no plans to “move forward. in a real way “.

“We met several members of our Cabinet this evening. In fact, we had a follow-up meeting … with some members of our cabinet. And while we were looking at that, we were looking at what was to come next, “Meadows said.

“I’m not allowed to speak for the president, but I can tell you this, Steve: we wouldn’t be together tonight if we hadn’t planned to move forward in a real way, with the president.” Trump at the helm of this post, ”he told host Steve Cortes.

It wasn’t exactly clear what Meadows meant by his remarks, but he seemed to refer to the possibility of Trump running again in 2024.

The Hill has reached out to a Trump spokesperson for further comment.

The former president previously told Fox News Sean hannitySean Patrick HannityPsaki Says Biden Administrator “Needs” Fox News to Tackle Vaccine Misinformation Ronny Jackson, Former White House Doctor, Predicts Biden to Resign Biden is doing well with Fox News MORE that it is made a decision on 2024 but did not directly say what it was. However, Trump hinted at another offer.

“It’s not what I want,” Trump told Hannity. “The country needs it. We have to take care of this country. I don’t want to. Is it fun? Fighting constantly? Fighting always? I mean, the country, what we did, is so important. “

Trump is still the most popular figure in the Republican Party, with polls showing the former president outperforming other possible candidates among GOP voters.

Earlier this month, Trump held a 70% lead over potential opponents of the Conservative Political Action Conference survey. Governor of Florida Ron DeSantisRon DeSantis Florida coronavirus cases jump 50% in one week Overnight healthcare: CDC details Massachusetts outbreak that triggered mask update | White House Says National Vaccine Mandate “Not Under Review At This Time” Publix will require employees to wear MORE masks (R) came in second with 21% support.