Donald Trump promises supporters will be ‘very happy’ when he makes the 2024 announcement

President Donald Trump promised his supporters on Tuesday that they would be overjoyed when he announced his intention to run in the 2024 presidential election.


During a phone interview on Candace Owen's eponymous Daily Wire show "Candace," Trump stated that he is "absolutely enthused" and looking forward to "making an announcement at the right time."


"I believe people will be very happy when I make a certain announcement," Trump said.

Trump also stated that the campaign for 2024 is still in its early stages, and that it would be premature to make any decisions at this time due to campaign finance concerns.


"Otherwise," Trump told Owens, "I'd give you a response that I think you'd be very pleased with." "All I have to say is stay tuned.'"


The president also hinted that he will be "making" a social media site in the near future, but he claims that his regular press releases enable him to get the same amount of attention in a more elegant way, with no character limit.


As Fox News previously reported, Trump launched a communications "platform" on Tuesday after being barred from Facebook and Twitter. The platform, which will be a page on his website, will allow Trump to post images, videos, and comments on the platform, which will be called "From the Desk of Donald J. Trump," as a way for him to communicate messages and information to his supporters.


Facebook will decide whether to extend Trump's ban on the platform indefinitely on Wednesday.


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