Former First Lady Melania Trump has broken her silence about her husband and former President Donald Trump’s re-election run in 2024.
During a rare interview on Fox News, Melania reiterated her support for Trump’s bid to return to the White House, saying that “he has my support” and that it would be a “privilege” to again be the country’s First Lady.
“My focus would continue to be creating a safe and nurturing space for children to learn, grow, and thrive,” she said. “If additional problems arise, I will take the time to study them and understand their root causes.”
Melania oversaw the implementation of the White House’s “Be Best” program to promote physical and mental health, as well as combat cyberbullying and opioid addiction.
In a previous interview with the network, Pete Hegseth and Michael Weitzman, the first recipient of the Fostering The Future scholarship created by Melania, appeared on screen together.
Weitzman talked about his experience in foster care, being born to a single 18-year-old mother, and having to move between eight different homes, before being forced to leave his foster family at 15. The scholarship will allow Weitzman to attend college.
“I wish you a great success. I know you are starting classes in the fall, and make your dreams come true. Study hard and send me your grades,” Melania said.
This comes as Trump recently kicked off his 2024 presidential campaign after formally announcing it in November. He previously warned that another world war could break out thanks to the Biden administration’s failed foreign policies.
In a video published by The National Pulse earlier this year, the former president blasted the White House, claiming, “we need to clean house of all the warmongers and America Last globalists in the deep state, the Pentagon, the State Department and the National Security industrial complex.”
Recent polls also show that Trump is the frontrunner to capture the Republican Party’s nomination against incumbent President Joe Biden. ABC News recently reported that the former president has a clear 7-point lead over Biden, who also recently announced his re-election bid earlier this month.
