Donald Trump II has already appointed his successor on the United States throne

United States President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he sees Vice President JD Vance as one of the main favorites to succeed him.

Questioned by a journalist about the vice president JD Vance as his “apparent heir in the Maga Movement,” the US President, Donald Trumpreplied that Vance is “most likely” the main candidate.

“It is too early, obviouslyto talk about it. But Vance is doing an excellent job, and would probably be favored right now, ”said the president during a signature ceremony of executive decrees.

According to, Trump also mentioned the Secretary of State Marco Rubiosuggesting that it is “someone who Maybe if you could join JD in some way“.

According to the US President, who, according to the country’s constitution (at least for now) cannot compete for a new termthe Republican Party has “other amazing people“.

The president had already highlighted Rubio and Vance In the past, but has avoided choosing a favorite.

In May, at NBC News Meet The Press, Trump praised both politicians, but stressed that he said that I didn’t want to “get involved” in choosing a leader, although he noticed that the vice president normally “would have an advantage“.

Vance and Rubio are both seen as possible candidates for the Republican presidential appointment of 2028.

The two politicians were once critics of Trump – And Rubio even competed against the current president in the 2016 Republican Primary – but repositioned themselves as allies and defenders of the president since then.

At least publicly, both have been reserved on your ambitions policies.

At the end of last month, at Fox News’s “My View With Lara Trump”, presented by the president’s daughter -in -law, Rubio minimized the possibility of a presidential candidacy, and said that “Vance would be an excellent named If you decide you want to do that. ”

“It would be satisfied if secretary of state turned out to be the heyday of my career, ”added Rubio.

In turn, Vice President Vance said in April on Fox News’s Fox and Friends, which It is not focused on 2028adding that “when we reach this point, I will talk to the president. We will find out what we want to do.”

Trump, who, although the Constitution prohibits presidents from serving more than two terms, has the possibility of running a third presidential term, CNBC’s “Squawk Box” told Tuesday, which “Probably” will not compete for another term.