Robert Jeffress — who was the first prominent evangelical leader to endorse Trump's 2016 run for president — says he's holding off on endorsing Trump's recently announced 2024 run.
First Baptist Dallas senior pastor Robert Jeffress says he considers former President Trump a friend and calls him "the greatest president since Ronald Reagan," but he's holding off on endorsing Trump'sJeffress was the first prominent evangelical leader to endorse Trump's 2016 run for president and he has been one of Trump's most staunch supporters.
Jeffress, a regular contributor to Fox News, tells Axios that he has no regrets about supporting Trump in the last two presidential elections.Jeffress says he believes the Republican primaries will be a "knife fight" and he wants no part of that battle, though he also noted that he expects Trump will win the Republican nomination.
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