Trump’s political legacy likely to continue as Eric Trump hints at presidential run

WASHINGTON, United States (MNTV) – US President Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump, has said he would not rule out a future presidential run, signaling that the Trump family’s political influence may extend beyond the current presidency.

In an interview with Israel’s Channel 13, Eric Trump said he might consider running for office in the coming years. Promoting his new memoir Under Siege, he remarked, “You never know. Never, ever, ever say no to anything.”

Asked whether he envisioned himself seeking the presidency after his father leaves office in 2029, he added, “I think I could do it if I choose to, but we’ll just see what happens.”

His comments come as Donald Trump seeks to consolidate his grip over the Republican Party ahead of the next election cycle.

Meanwhile, President Trump announced that future US elections will eliminate mail-in and early voting to prevent voter fraud and “restore integrity” to the electoral system.

Posting on Truth Social, Trump accused Democrats of engaging in “fraudulent” election practices and called for mandatory voter ID and the removal of electronic voting machines. “No mail-in or early voting, yes to voter ID,” he declared.

He compared alleged irregularities in the 2020 presidential race to the NBA’s betting scandal, calling it “a bigger event” and urging the Department of Justice to investigate. “I hope the DOJ takes up this issue with enthusiasm,” he wrote.

The Justice Department announced Friday that it will deploy election observers to five counties in California to ensure transparency and compliance with federal law.

As Donald Trump pushes for sweeping changes to US voting procedures, Eric Trump’s remarks have fueled speculation about a potential second-generation Trump candidacy in the years ahead.