Trump made clear that he would not seek a third term, name Vance and Rubio as potential successors

PANews reported on May 5 that according to Jinshi data, US President Donald Trump made it clear in a TV interview (NBC's "Dialogue with the Press" program) aired on May 4 local time that he will not seek to continue as president after the end of his term.

Trump said in the interview: "I will be president for 8 years, two terms." This statement confirmed his position of not seeking a third term of office. At the same time, he also specifically mentioned the current Vice President James Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who believe they are rising stars within the Republican Party, expected to inherit the conservatives' mantle and continue to advance the policy agenda of "Make America Great Again (MAGA)" to see them as potential successors.