Trump on what would prevent the 2024 candidacy: “I guess a bad call from a doctor”

Old President TrumpDonald Trump Julian Castro overthrows Biden administration on refugee policy Overnight Energy & Environment – League of Conservation Voters – Climate summit chief says US must “show progress” on environment Five takeaways from the Arizona PLUS audit results suggested in an interview Friday night that only a “bad call from a doctor” would prevent him from soliciting another White House offer.

Trump, who has openly flirted with launching another presidential campaign while so far refusing to reveal his plans for 2024, has been asked by TV host David Brody about what might prevent him from re-applying .

“Well, I don’t… I guess a bad call from a doctor or something, do I?” Trump said on “The Water Cooler” on Real America’s Voice. “Things happen, by God, they happen,” he added. “But I feel so good.”

Trump, now 75, was previously the oldest president to ever take office in 2017 until President BidenJoe BidenFighter escorts planes that entered restricted airspace at UN rally Julian Castro hits out at Biden administration over refugee policy FBI investigates alleged assault on Fort Bliss soldier in an Afghan refugee camp MORE earlier this year.

During Friday’s interview, Trump also vowed to “do whatever is necessary” to protect the documents of the House select committee investigating the January 6 riot at the United States Capitol.

Trump has vowed to fight against subpoenas for the testimony of his former aides by attempting in part to invoke “executive privilege” even though he is no longer president.

The White House said Friday that Biden did not plan to assert executive privilege to protect Trump-era documents sought by House investigators.

Trump also spoke in the interview with Brody about how he ignored the advice of Antoine FauciAnthony FauciOvernight Health Care – Brought to you by Indivior – CDC panel approves boosters for some, but not based on Fauci jobs: ‘Worst time’ for a government shutdown is in the midst of a pandemic leaders are digging MORE, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, who has advised the Trump White House on the coronavirus and now serves as Biden’s chief medical adviser.

“He was there for about 40 years or something, right? He was part of the furniture. But if you think about it, I really did pretty much the opposite of what he said,” remarked Trump, adding: “He’s a better promoter than a doctor.”