Trump Ally Reveals the One Piece of Advice He Gave Him About a 2024 Run

Nick Adams, a conservative author and outspoken Donald Trump supporter, has revealed the advice he gave the former president if he decides to run for the White House again in 2024.

Adams is the author of the new book, The Most Dangerous President In History, which savages Trump’s successor, Joe Biden‘s presidency.

Newsweek asked Adams what “one piece of advice” he would give Trump, should the former president launch another bid for the White House. While he stressed that “the greatest president this country has ever had certainly doesn’t need my advice,” Adams discussed a spot of wisdom he recently shared with Trump.

“I will share with you some of what I mentioned to him that was important to me about any potential future time he had in the White House when we last spoke,” Adams said. “ Don’t hold back and only hire people that are 100 percent proven Trump people. Put simply, use the experience of the last four years to completely and totally annihilate all remnants of the swamp. Don’t let off the gas pedal at all.”

Above, former U.S. President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally at Legacy Sports USA in Mesa, Arizona on October 9, 2022. Conservative author and Trump ally Nick Adams told Newsweek what advice he gave to Trump about another term in the White House. Mario Tama/GETTY

Adams added: “If [Trump] runs, he wins. It will be the greatest political comeback in history.”

While he has yet to formally announce a 2024 campaign, Trump hinted several times since leaving the White House in January 2021 that he would run again, including telling a group of supporters last month: “I may just have to do it again.”

Trump White House counselor Kellyanne Conway told CBS News in September that her former boss is seeking a second stint in the White House.

“I will tell you why he wants to run for president. Donald Trump wants his old job back,” Conway said.

In August, Trump’s Florida residence Mar-a-Lago was raided by FBI agents searching for classified and other sensitive documents. The former president is being investigated for potential violations of several federal laws, including the Espionage Act, which carries a maximum prison term of 10 years.

Trump insists he did nothing wrong and claims he declassified the sensitive documents before leaving the White House, though the Department of Justice (DOJ) says he has not proven yet that he did so. The former president told Sean Hannity in September that it’s possible for a president to declassify documents “just by saying it’s declassified, even by thinking about it.”

On Saturday night, Trump held a rally in Minden, Nevada, where he called for “the immediate negotiation of a peaceful end to the war in Ukraine” and speculated about the DOJ prosecuting the president’s son, Hunter Biden.

Adams told Newsweek that he believes Biden is “the most dangerous president in history.”

“Without question, the most terrifying aspect of Biden’s presidency is his robust weakness,” Adams said. “Under this president, the eagle has turned into a sparrow. He is

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