Trump WILL run in 2024 but his kids ‘couldn’t win election because they have no charisma,’ claims niece
DONALD Trump will run for re-election in 2024 - but his children lack the "charisma" to win, according to the former president's niece.
Mary Trump said "things have changed" and she now believes her uncle will attempt another potential grab for the White House.
She told Business Insider: "If you'd asked me if he'd run again in December, I would have said definitely not because he had just been humiliated and wouldn't put himself in that position again.
"But things have changed."
Mary - estranged from her famous family after writing a tell all book about them - also ruled out a presidential run for Donald's children Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr.
Mary added: "The only thing you can really say about Donald is that he does have a kind of charisma that appeals, apparently, to people in this country.
"There's nobody else on the right who has that charisma, and certainly none of his children."
Although his team has hinted at him running again, the former commander-in-chief has not said whether he will seek the White House again in 2024.
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In an interview with Insider this week Mary - who is the daughter of Donald's late brother Fred - labelled her famous uncle a "coward."
She added: "He'll only engage if he's convinced that through cheating, lying, and stealing that he can win."
'TWO BIG LIES'
She said her Republican uncle is now "spreading two big lies" about the 2020 election and the Capitol riot of January 6, indicating he is still interested in a rerun.
Trump has taken aim at Biden throughout the past week over his handling of the Afghanistan crisis as US troops continue to withdraw from the war-torn, saying America has "never been so humiliated."
A QAnon conspiracy theory claimed Trump would be reinstated earlier this month.
That led to the Department of Homeland Security warning of MAGA supporter violence if Trump was not returned to the White House.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell had also bizarrely claimed the Supreme Court would reinstate Trump on August 13.
'HE'S GOING TO RUN'
And Rep Ronny Jackson, who is now in Congress after working for many years as the White House physician, said his former boss was leaning towards “yes” in making a bid to return to power.
"He says he's going to run so we'll see," Jackson told Business Insider on Capitol Hill. "He has been saying he's going to. He's seriously considering it — he's probably going to do it — so we'll see what happens."
Biden defeated Trump, but baseless narratives have suggested the vote was rigged against the Republican.
The former president has recently been spending a lot of his time at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.