Former President Trump
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Trump, who has openly flirted with launching another presidential campaign while so far declining to reveal his plans for 2024, was asked by television host David Brody what might prevent him from running again.
"Well, I don't — I guess a bad call from a doctor or something, right?" Trump said on "The Water Cooler" show on Real America's Voice.
"Things happen. Through God, they happen," he added. "But I feel so good."
Trump, now 75, was previously the oldest president to enter office in 2017 until President Biden
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During the interview Friday, Trump also vowed to "do whatever is necessary" to shield documents from the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Trump has pledged to fight subpoenas for testimony from his former aides by attempting in part to invoke executive privilege, despite no longer being president.
The White House said Friday that Biden does not plan to assert executive privilege to shield Trump-era documents sought by the House investigators.
Trump also spoke in the interview with Brody about how he ignored the advice of Anthony Fauci
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"He was there for like 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 whatever he said," Trump remarked, adding, "He's a better promoter than he is a doctor."
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