US presidential election: Trump Files for New Hampshire Primary ahead of campaign rally and Talks About Speaker Race

Former US President Donald Trump did something special in New Hampshire. He signed up to run in the next election. He's the first former president to do this more than once.

Trump also talked about who should be the boss of the US House of Representatives after a guy named Jim Jordan lost his chance. Many new people want the job now.

Trump went to New Hampshire to sign up to be the next president. People cheered for him.

Last time, in 2016, Trump sent his friend Mike Pence to sign up for the 2020 election. Other presidents did the same thing. They didn't go in person.

There's a poster that all candidates sign. Trump wrote, "Vote for Trump and solve your problems" on it.

Candidates have until October 27 to sign up. Many people are going to do it.

Trump won the Republican primary in New Hampshire in 2016 and 2020, but he didn't win the state in the big elections.

When asked who he supports for the House speaker job, Trump said a guy named Tom Emmer asked for help, but Trump wants to stay out of it. He also said that support for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has gone down in New Hampshire.

So, Trump signed up for the election in New Hampshire and talked about the speaker job. That's what happened.