Donald Trump, a former US president, stated on Friday that he had not yet made up his mind whether to run for office in the 2024 elections.
Trump emphasized that he is applying for his closest competitors among Republicans with a 50 percent margin, adding that he would consider any member of his past administration who considered running for president in 2024 to be a traitor.
The attack on the Capitol building on Friday was demanded by the Parliamentary Investigation Committee to appear in front of it “on November 14 or the boundaries of this day.
In a mail published, the Trump committee also ordered to highlight a series of documents before the fourth of November, including a report on all the contacts he made on January 6, 2021.
The head of the Parliamentary Committee, Democrats Beni Thompson and Liz Cheney, said, “We know that calling a former president is a serious and historic procedure, and we do not deal with him slightly.”
On October 13, the committee’s seven Democratic and Republican members unanimously agreed to call the former president.
The former president will not be testifying before an investigating committee for the first time, according to Thomson and Chiny, who also noted that Donald Trump was behind a campaign to void the results of the 2020 presidential election.
“As it was discovered in the listening sessions that we held, we collected compelling evidence, including dozens of appointed officials and former employees, that you personally coordinated and oversaw a coordinated effort to invalidate the 2020 presidential elections and prevent the peaceful transfer of power,’ the president-elect continued.
In accordance with this choice, former Tarib adviser Steve Bannon was given a four-month prison term on Friday for defying the committee’s summonses.
Trump: I have not yet decided whether to run for office in the elections of 2024.
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