Donald Trump may not be able to run for president again, but he thinks his children could have a future in politics. Trump told Time magazine, in an interview released Thursday in conjunction with him being named Person of the Year , that he thinks there could be a Trump dynasty. "I have some very competent members of my family," he said when asked about their political futures. More: Donald Trump named Time magazine's Person of the Year Trump also talked about the difficulty he'll face in bringing down grocery prices , questioned the safety of vaccines and vented his frustration with the conservative Heritage Foundation for releasing its controversial Project 2025 blueprint for a second Trump administration during the election. Trump celebrated the Person of the Year recognition by ringing the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange Thursday. It's his second time receiving the honor. Here are some takeaways from his wide-ranging interview with the magazine. Trump Dynasty? Trump's second term as president will end in 2029 and the constitution bars him from running again, but he believes someone in his family could continue his political legacy. Asked what will happen to the MAGA movement when he leaves, Trump said there are "some great warriors" who want to keep it going, and added that includes his progeny. More: Trump Organization plans a Trump Tower in Saudi Arabia, Eric Trump says Pressed on whether there could be a Trump dynasty, the president-elect said "I think there could be, yeah." "My kids are very competent," he said. More: Which Trump family members could have influence in a second administration? While Trump added he's not sure his kids want to "go through this" because "they've been treated very badly," he said his oldest son Donald Trump Jr. would "do very well" in politics and also mentioned his son Eric, daughter Ivanka and daughter-in-law Lara , who was co-chair of the Republican National Committee. Lara Trump has expressed interest in being appointed to the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Marco Rubio, who Trump nominated for secretary of state. Donald Trump Jr. is extremely politically active and influential with his father, helping to select running mate JD Vance . A Morning Consult poll released this week had Trump Jr. and Vance tied for the lead in the 2028 GOP presidential primary, with each receiving the support of 30% of primary voters. More: Tariffs looming, Trump invites Chinese President Xi Jinping to inauguration He can't promise grocery prices will come down In his first big interview Sunday since winning re-election, Trump told NBC's "Meet the Press" moderator Kristen Welker that “I won on groceries. Very simple word, groceries.... I won an election based on that." Yet in his interview with Time, Trump said his presidency doesn't hinge on lowering the cost of everyday food items. Asked if his second term would be a failure if grocery prices don't come down, Trump said: "I don't think so." More: Meta donates $1 million to Trump inauguration as Zuckerberg mends fences "Look, they got them up," he added. "I'd like to bring them down. It's hard to bring things down once they're up. You know, it's very hard." Trump isn't eager to tie his presidency to the price of eggs, milk, bread and other grocery items. That may be because such costs are difficult for a president to control without interfering in the free market, even as Trump hammered President Joe Biden on the issue. Border bigger factor than economy While Trump has tied his victory to grocery prices, he told Time that "a bigger factor" was the border. "I won it in 2016 on the border, and I fixed the border , and it was really fixed, and they came in and they just dislodged everything that I did, and it became far worse than it was in 2016," Trump said. Unlike the price of milk, the border is an issue that Trump can exert a lot of influence over, both through legislation and executive action. He is expected to issue a flurry of executive orders on immigration shortly after taking office, and has promised a huge mass deportation effort . More: Justin Trudeau renews a complicated relationship with Donald Trump Trump has talked about using the military to help with his deportation effort. Questioned about the legality of that, he said: "I'll only do what the law allows, but I will go up to the maximum level of what the law allows." "And I think in many cases, the sheriffs and law enforcement is going to need help," Trump added. "We’ll also get National Guard. We'll get National Guard, and we'll go as far as I'm allowed to go, according to the laws of our country." Linked vaccines to autism In appointing Robert F Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, Trump drew criticism from those concerned about Kennedy's vaccine skepticism. Asked about Kennedy's vaccine views, Trump sounded skeptical of the shots himself, despite health officials attesting to their safety. Responding to a question about whether he would support Kennedy if he seeks to end child vaccination efforts, Trump said: "We're going to have a big discussion. The autism rate is at a level that nobody ever believed possible. If you look at things that are happening, there's something causing it ." More: 'Somebody has to find out': Trump says RFK Jr. will look at why autism is on the rise Pressed on whether he believes there is a connection between vaccines and autism, Trump said: "I want to see the numbers. It's going to be the numbers." The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says may studies have looked at whether there is a connection between vaccines and autism and "To date, the studies continue to show that vaccines are not associated with" autism. Trump said he might get rid of some vaccinations "if I think it’s dangerous, if I think they are not beneficial, but I don’t think it’s going to be very controversial in the end." Project 2025 Trump continued to blast the Heritage Foundation over Project 2025, a more than 800 page document that laid out priorities for a second Trump administration. Democrats repeatedly hammered Trump during the campaign on the more controversial aspects of Project 2025. Trump disavowed the document, but has since appointed some of its authors to positions in his administration. Trump appeared to be dumbfounded that the Heritage Foundation, which he noted are people who "would like to see me win," released the document, calling it "totally inappropriate" and "a very foolish thing for them to do." "Why would they do that?" he told Time. "They complicated my election by doing it because people tried to tie me and I didn't agree with everything in there, and some things I vehemently disagreed with, and I thought it was inappropriate that they would come out with a document like that prior to my election."aaajili promo code 。

"I take an NDA very seriously" Gavin & Stacey star Laura Aikman shared her family’s reaction to them seeing her appear in the show’s finale. READ MORE: Gavin & Stacey review: a near-perfect celebration of everything that made the show great in the first place The show’s finale aired yesterday on Christmas (December 25). The highly-awaited episode came five years after the last special ended on a cliffhanger with Nessa – portrayed by Ruth Jones – proposing to Smithy – portrayed by James Corden, both of who created the series . Aikman who played the character of Sonia – Smithy’s girlfriend and subsequent fianceé – returned for the finale and kept the surprise under wraps from her family. Now, the actress has shared a video of the moment in which her family found out that Sonia was in the final episode of the show on Instagram. The moment was met with excited screams and squeals from Aikman’s family members. One yelled, “Press pause,” while another shared, “You never told me.” “We never told anyone,” Aikman replied. A post shared by Laura Aikman (@lauraikman) A caption in the video read: “The moment my family realise Sonia is ruining Christmas again...” while the caption of the Instagram post read: “I take an NDA very seriously.” Gavin & Stacey director Chris Gernon took to his official Instagram account to share a photo of Aikman on set and revealed that her return as Sonia was kept under wraps. “@lauraikman spent the whole g&s shoot being hidden away. Staying in a different hotel, not allowed to come to wrap or screening parties so no one knew Sonia was back. Such a great reveal. And she’s amazing as both actor and person,” read the caption. A post shared by Laura Aikman (@lauraikman) A post shared by Chris Gernon (@chrisg2100) A post shared by Laura Aikman (@lauraikman) Fans took to the comments to share their excitement that Sonia was back, with one of them writing: “It was great and awful at the same time to see Sonia again 😄 Such a surprise!,” while another shared: “You were so good Laura! For such a nice person you played her so well haha.” Since the airing of the show’s finale, fans have taken to social media to share their reactions . One viewer called the episode “iconic” on X/Twitter, while another added the show is “a staple of British heritage.” Elsewhere, one fan said they had “goosebumps” after watching, and another wrote: “Seventeen years later, and they still delivered perfection. Gavin & Stacey has gone down as one of the best British/Welsh series of all time. James and Ruth, this was perfection from beginning to end, thank you.” The vape and the cigarette, the corn on the cob reference, Pete and dawn arguing, Neil... the baby, Dave coaches, the West Ham football kits, smithy’s sister 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 iconic #gavinandstaceythefinale — 🦄🌈🌸amy (@amytalker) December 25, 2024 Seventeen years later, and they still delivered perfection. Gavin & Stacey has gone down as one of the best British/Welsh series of all time. James and Ruth, this was perfection from beginning to end, thank you. #GavinAndStacey #gavinandstaceythefinale #jamescorden #ruthjones pic.twitter.com/dvx6vYOvMM — Ben (@benrdavis) December 25, 2024 Reports of the finale were first leaked in February before Jones and Corden officially confirmed the news in May . It was filmed across September and October . In other news, ahead of the episode airing, Mathew Horne defended Corden and addressed rumours of a feud between the pair , saying: “the notion of us falling out wasn’t true”. He described it as a false narrative that “silenced” him when he wanted to talk publicly about Corden. Related Topics BBC Gavin and Stacey James Corden Ruth JonesTrump invites Chinese President Xi Jinping to inauguration after threatening additional tariffs on country

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