Trump says he should be named TIME's 2018 Person of the Year: 'Can you imagine anybody else?'
When he was asked who he thinks should get the second place for the annual list, the Republican at this point presumed that he would be number one.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that he cannot imagine anyone else being the TIME magazine's Person of the Year for 2018 other than himself. The president made the unsurprising statement while addressing the reporters at the White House lawn. When he was asked who he thinks should get the second place for the annual list, the Republican at this point presumed that he would be number one.
"It's called Person of the Year, right? It's no longer Man of the Year, right? I don't know," Trump said. "That's up to Time magazine. I've been there before. I can't imagine anybody else other than Trump. Can you imagine anybody other than Trump?" he said before departing for his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.