In a recent interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, former President Donald Trump discussed his return to the White House, drawing parallels to historical figures who achieved non-consecutive terms in office. Hannity revealed a post-2020 election conversation where he suggested to Trump that a return to the presidency after four years would be a more significant achievement than a consecutive win, referencing Winston Churchill's return as prime minister of the United Kingdom after World War II and Grover Cleveland's non-consecutive U.S. presidencies.

Trump, the second U.S. president to serve two non-consecutive terms after Grover Cleveland, concurred with Hannity's assessment, stating that his return is already proving to be a significant event. He attributed this to the public's growing dissatisfaction with current governance and policies. He cited controversial issues such as transgender participation in sports and the potential for rapid societal changes as examples of policies that he believes are unpopular with many Americans.

This interview, Trump's first from the White House since his inauguration as the 47th president, highlighted his perspective on his return to power and his assessment of the current political climate.