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JD vance: I am ready for the presidency
Updated on 29.08.2025 – 00:02 a.m.Reading time: 12 min.
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In an interview with the broadcaster ABC News, the American Vice President JD Vance declared that they are ready for the office of president if this is necessary. At the age of 79, incumbent Donald Trump is the oldest person who was committed as president in the United States. Vance, on the other hand, is the youngest vice at 41. Vance has long been traded as a Trump successor.
Vance said that he could also take over: “I received a lot of good training in the workplace in the past 200 days,” said Vance. “And if it keeps God to a terrible tragedy, I cannot imagine better training at work than what I have received in the past 200 days.” He alluded to Donald Trump’s possible health problems.
For the first time since the beginning of his second term, US President Donald Trump will speak at the General Batte of the UN General Assembly in New York on September 23. The US President will travel to New York on September 22 to give a speech at the UN General Assembly a day later, his spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said on Thursday.
The general debate at the end of September marks the beginning of the 80th year of the UN General Assembly. The United Nations was founded in 1945 as a successor organization of the League of Nations in order to promote international cooperation after the Second World War and to avoid conflicts. The world organization is more than 190 states.
Trump is a sharp critic of international organizations. His speeches at the general debate of the UN General Assembly during his first term (2017-2021) were repeatedly expected. For example, he used his appearance in September 2018 for hard criticism of the German-Russian pipeline project Nord Stream 2-which had triggered reactions that were sitting in the audience at the time of the then Federal Foreign Minister Heiko Maas (SPD) and his delegation.
Intel received $ 5.7 billion from the US government for a share of ten percent in the chip group. The money from the agreement negotiated by US President Donald Trump was received on Wednesday evening, CFO David Zinsner said at an investor conference on Thursday. The participation is an incentive for Intel to keep control of his order manufacturing business (Foundry), said Zinsner. The agreement also contains an option for the government to a further five percent of the shares if Intel’s participation in its foundry division falls below 51 percent. However, Zinsner said that he thought it is unlikely that the proportion would fall under this threshold.
