Trump says he ‘would love’ to run for New York City Hall after visiting first responders on 9/11 anniversary

TRUMP launched a future candidacy for mayor of New York City in a question-and-answer session when meeting with first responders on the anniversary of 9/11.

When asked if he would consider running for mayor, he replied, “Well, that’s an interesting question. I would love it.

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“We could fix things. I would say, ‘Guys, good luck, go to town.’ They would announce in a week: ‘There is no crime in this city.’ “

Trump was also asked again about his intentions to run for president in 2024, referring to growing speculation that he is considering getting re-elected, the Washington Examiner reports.

He replied that he had already made up his mind, adding, “I think you are going to be very happy”, but declined to give a conclusive answer.

The former president held a surprise meeting with the NYPD and FDNY on the 20th anniversary of the attack after skipping the official ceremony.

He was applauded by the crowd, as he shook hands and took photos with police and firefighters.

After touring the city, he attended a boxing event au Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino à Hollywood, Florida.

FITE, the digital video streaming service, announced that the former president and his son, Donald Trump Jr., will “offer their perspective” on that night’s fight between Evander Holyfield and Vitor Belfort.

Trump took the opportunity to push once again the disproved theory of widespread electoral fraud.

While waiting for the referees to return their scores, he reportedly said he has seen many bad boxing decisions over the years, adding: “It’s like an election. It could be rigged.

Before the event, he published a commemorative video, saying: “For the great people of our country, it is a very sad day. September 11 is a great sadness for our country.

“A lot was posted that day including most importantly the bravery of our police, firefighters and first responders of all kinds, the job they did was truly amazing. We love them and we thank them. “

He once again criticize Biden’s withdrawal d’Afghanistan.

“It is also a sad time for how our war against those who have done so much harm to our country ended last week, the loss of 13 great warriors and the many more who were wounded, did should never have happened.

“It was caused by poor planning, incredible weakness and leaders who really didn’t understand what was going on.

“This is the 20th year of this war, and it should have been a year of victory, honor and strength. “

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20th anniversary of September 11: Trump makes surprise visit to cops and firefighters after Biden says he is ‘not welcome’ in New York