Trump Jr. Reveals Role He'd Want in Potential Second Trump Administration

Donald Trump Jr. tells Fox News Digital he has no desire for a formal role in his father's administration if he is re-elected, but seeks to prevent "bad guys" from gaining power and veto appointees he deems "RINOs."

**Exclusive: Milwaukee, Wis.** - In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Donald Trump Jr. unfolded his vision for a potential second Trump administration and his unique role within it.

Trump Jr. elucidated his strategic plan to counter the threat he perceives from "Republicans in name only," or "RINOs," and ensure that those he deems unsuitable are not appointed to positions of influence.

Trump Jr. Reveals Role He'd Want in Potential Second Trump Administration

"The only role I want is to put our people in other positions of power. I just want to stop the bad guys from ever getting in those positions of power," Trump Jr. said unequivocally. "That's the only thing I want."

Moreover, he emphasized his desire for veto power over RINO appointees, stating, "I want to have a veto power over the RINOs. That's all I'm asking for."

Trump Jr. Reveals Role He'd Want in Potential Second Trump Administration

Trump Jr. expressed enthusiasm for a potential second Trump administration, recognizing the valuable experience gained during his father's first term.

"I'm excited to this. This time, we go in, we actually know what we're doing. We know who the snakes are. We know how to deal with the bad guys," he said confidently.

Trump Jr. Reveals Role He'd Want in Potential Second Trump Administration

In his assessment, the former president's understanding of Washington and his previous experience will enable him to govern even more effectively than before.

Regarding the recent dismissal of the special counsel's classified records case against former President Trump, the Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, and other legal developments, Trump Jr. expressed optimism, stating, "We can't stop winning."

Trump Jr. Reveals Role He'd Want in Potential Second Trump Administration

Trump Jr. believes the Democratic Party harbors a deep-seated fear of his father's capabilities. "They fear that he comes in with knowledge and that experience, and that he can be an even more effective leader than he was the first time around," he asserted.

Reflecting on the assassination attempt against his father at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, Trump Jr. reported that his father was "doing great."

"He's vibrant, obviously a very heavy and somber moment, but when I walk around the floor here, I see unity like I've never seen before," he conveyed.

Trump Jr. sees a newfound unity among supporters who recognize the gravity of the situation facing the country and are eager to contribute to its resurgence.