Former President Donald Trump was mysterious about his future plans in his first public speech since he left the White House earlier this week, but he suggested that action is underway, according to a report.
The former president was invited to comment on his next move as he sat down to dinner at the Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach, Florida. Trump gave a short answer before one of his aides told the Washington Examiner reporter to leave.
“We will do something, but not yet,” said Trump.
Trump arrived at his resort in Mar-a-Lago on Wednesday morning, just before President Biden took office, and was seen playing golf at his club the next day. So far, Trump has given little indication of what he plans to do after his term.
Democratic lawmakers have moved forward with the impeachment process over Trump’s role in the January 6 riot on Capitol Hill. Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer, D-NY, announced the preliminary timetable for Trump’s trial on Friday night, days after House lawmakers voted to impeach the former president on a single incitement charge. insurrection.
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The trial participants will be sworn in on 26 January. At that time, legal teams on both sides will begin to prepare summaries and arguments for the case. The trial process will begin the week of February 8.
If the Senate votes to condemn Trump on impeachment charges, he could be prevented from running for office again in the future, destroying his supporters’ hopes of a 2024 presidential candidacy.