In a September 2, 1987, interview with CNN's Larry King, Donald Trump says he has no interest in being President. He obviously changed his mind. I was wondering what President Trump thought about the USA back in 1987 when I read today that a book he signed back then sold for $1500 and was signed "Future President, Donald Trump." I was looking around to see what I could find and I found this interview on You Tube from the Larry King show, and it sounded kind of like Q's Post 3623. Here is a PART of Q's post. I'm sure Q had other things in mind when he wrote the post, but it kind of sounds like what Q was talking about too. "Are we going to be sending massive amounts of money that simply goes into other people's [personal] bank account(s) [theft]." - POTUS Who audits where foreign aid actually goes? Nobody. Foreign aid > Country [X] > Personal Bank Accts [+US person(s) involved]. Think Iran. Think Paris Accord [attempt]. Think All. Corrupt system."  AND HERE IS A STORY AND INTERVIEW ABOUT WHAT President Trump thought back in 1987. In a September 2, 1987, interview with CNN's Larry King, Donald Trump says he has no interest in being President and explains why he took out an ad ripping the George H.W. Bush administration. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8wJc7vHcTs&t=9s On September 2, 1987, Trump published full-page advertisements in The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Boston Globe that were billed as an “open letter from Donald J. Trump”. “Make Japan, Saudi Arabia, and others pay for the protection we extend as allies,” he said in the advertisements, which cost him a total of US $94,801. Trump urged America to “‘tax’ these wealthy nations” and allow its economy to grow by relieving itself of “the cost of defending those who can easily afford to pay us for the defence of their freedom”. “Let’s not let our great country be laughed at any more,” he concluded."