Former President Trump sat down with Piers Morgan this week to discuss politics. The interview, aired on Sky News Australia, was already considered controversial after the previews for the show were misleadingly edited to suggest that the former president stormed off the set mid-interview (he did not).

Morgan asked the brash billionaire if he was planning on running for president in 2024.

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Trump responded, “For reasons of campaign finance and everything, I’m not allowed to say. But let me just say this, I think a lot of people are going to be very happy.”

He continued, “I love our country. Our country is going to Hell. I think a lot of people are going to be happy.”

When Morgan asked the former president if he thought he could beat Biden in another presidential match up, Trump responded, “I believe, I think anyone… I think you could beat him right now. Our country is a mess. Our country has never been so disrespected. Our borders have never been so open. We’ve never had, in 44 years, inflation like we have right now.”

The host pointed out that the Democrat party was in shambles right now, and the midterm elections seem to be hopeless for Democrats, and therefore whoever wins the Republican primary for the 2024 presidential election will likely become president.

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Trump agreed, and said many Americans who voted in 2024 are angry and wished they could take their vote back.

Although he did not say that he plans to run for president in 2024, Trump’s overtones clearly suggest that he intends to run. For the sake of our nation’s prosperity and security, let’s hope he is successful.

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This piece was written by Steve T on April 26, 2022. It originally appeared in Objectivist.co and is used by permission.

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