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Trump on Talk of Barron Becoming President: ‘He’s Tremendous’

Trump reacts to growing speculation that son Barron could follow him to the White House one day.

It has been quite some time since Donald Trump has been the US President, and amidst this situation, a topic that often charms the readers is his children becoming his successors. The President recently took Laura Ingraham, the Fox News host, on a White House tour where she asked him about the possibility of his youngest son, Barron Trump, becoming the President someday. The conversation eventually came up from the discussions of the President's innovations in the White House, including the multi-million dollar ballroom.

Ingraham was feeling the vibe new chandeliers, marble floors, as well as the other changes done to the President's office, and she eventually asked, "Do any of your kids have that same delicate attention to detail that you have? Because you can't really teach that."

Digging deep into Trump's family, he has three children with his ex-wife, Ivana Trump: Donald Trump Jr., 47; Ivanka Trump, 44; and Eric Trump, 41. Adding to that, he also shares a daughter, Tiffany Trump, 32, with his ex-wife Marla Maples, and last but not least, he has Barron with his third wife, First Lady Melania Trump.

He replied to Ingraham, "I think they do. I think Eric is very good, and Don, in a very different way, is good, Ivanka is, you know." He further said, "Tiffany is very smart. She was a great student, always a great student. They're all great students, actually they're all great students. And I think Barron's gonna be, uh, tremendous at that. He's very meticulous." And referring to that, Ingraham asked, "Is he here?" The president replied, "He is, he's here. He's right upstairs." To this, Trump asked, "Wanna see him?" he asked with a laugh, and she said, "Yeah, I'd love to see him. I'd love to say hi." Donald, talking about Barron, said, "He's doing a good job,". "He's tall. He's a tall one." Ingraham then said, "A lot of people think [Barron] could be the next Trump president." To this, he replied, "I don't know. I think—" as Ingraham interjected, "Or Eric, or a lot of people are wondering which child would be the best." "In a certain way, they all could," and then he shifted from the topic abruptly and showed off his "Presidential Walk of Fame" in the West Colonnade.

Irrespective of whether any other Trump could be the President or not, it is clear that Barron Trump has moved back to Washington, D.C., after spending a year at New York University's campus in Manhattan. Sources further reinforced the fact that Barron had transferred to NYU's Washington, D.C., campus, which is just a few blocks from the White House.

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