Trump says he does not view Vance as his successor in the 2028 presidential race - Trump said it’s ‘too early’ to make a call on whether his vice president should appear on the 2028 Republican ticket

President Donald Trump surprised Fox News host Bret Baier when he dodged the opportunity to endorse Vice President J.D. Vance. Baier asked the 78-year-old outright if he viewed Vance as his "successor" to eventually become the "Republican nominee" in the 2028 presidential election,

President Trump thinks 'a lot of capable people' could be the Republican standard bearer in 2028 as early speculation begins on a successor.

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins and Phil Mattingly discuss President Trump’s remarks to Fox News about whether or not Vice President JD Vance will succeed Trump in the next presidential election.

After Brett Baier asked Trump if he saw Vance as his successor, the president quickly said, "No," though he conceded his vice president was "very capable."

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President Donald Trump declined to anoint Vice President JD Vance as the heir apparent to the Republican Party or his Make America Great Again movement, saying in an interview that aired on Monday that it's too early for such an endorsement.