The former US president told a crowd in Iowa to 'get ready' as he teased a comeback in 2024
One senior adviser told the Reuters news agency:"I think like a moth to a flame, Trump will run in 2024."I think that he wants to run and announcing before Thanksgiving gives him a great advantage over his opponents and he understands that."However, Mr Trump remains a divisive figure after his controversial four-year term that ended with theHe has also continued to falsely claim his election defeat was the result of fraud.
Mr Trump currently faces a string of investigations, including an inquiry into classified documents he took from the White House after leaving office, some of which prosecutors say have not yet been recovered.Read more:A poll last month showed just 41% of Americans viewed him favourably. Mr Trump has kept up a steady appearance at political rallies since leaving office, during which he has frequently signalled the possibility he would contest the presidency again.
He is expected to host family and friends at his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, on Tuesday night to celebrate expected victories among candidates he backed in the midterms. A number of senior Republican figures are also considering whether to seek the party's presidential nomination in 2024., are seen as among the among potential challengers.
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