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The President of the United States reiterates his statements about his intention to stand for re-election, and considers that he is the only one able to win.
Donald Trump announced in an interview with the British weekly Mail on Sunday of July 15 his intention to run for a second term in the US presidential election of 2020 and believes that the Democratic camp is not in able to beat him.
In this interview, conducted Friday aboard the Air Force One presidential plane, the US president also gives details of his meeting with Queen Elizabeth II and discusses the summit scheduled for Monday with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin
"It seems like everyone wants me to represent myself" in 2020, says Donald Trump, adding having "really the intention" to run for a seco nd warrant at the White House. He believes that the Democrats are not able to oppose him a credible candidate. "I do not see who could beat me in 2020, I know them all and I do not see anyone" he says.
Tensions
In an approach going against the protocol of British royalty, Donald Trump also evokes his conversation with Queen Elizabeth II, "an incredible woman" he said, with whom he discussed Brexit. "She said, and she's right, that it's a very complex problem. I do not think anyone had any idea of the complexity " of the question, says Trump, who had tea with Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle on Friday.
In an interview with Sun appeared on Friday, the US president had explained that the United States could not conclude a trade agreement with the United Kingdom if it held to "white paper" on the Brexit presented Thursday by Theresa May, which provides for the maintenance of close trade links with the European Union (EU).
On Friday, at a joint press conference in Checkers, Theresa May's country residence 60 kilometers from London, Donald Trump tried to ease tensions, praising "the excellent" work of the prime minister and expressing impatience to conclude a post-Brexit trade deal with London.
Putin, nor friend or foe
Inter On Friday, he said he would be cautious after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday that he would discuss with his counterpart the issue of nuclear disarmament.
"We could very well agree . Someone asked me if we were friends or foes. I said it was too early to answer " Donald Trump told Mail on Sunday . "Frankly, for the United States but also for other countries, getting along with Russia and China (…) is a good thing" he adds
The US president also declares "very good agreement" with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, nearly a month after the historic summit between the two leaders in Singapore. Kim is "intelligent" and "funny" he says in particular.
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