Trump left a secret letter for Vens in case of an emergency

U.S. President Donald Trump has left specific instructions for Vice President J.D. Vance in case of unforeseen circumstances. 

This was reported by White House spokesperson Sebastian Gorka during the Pod Force One podcast, according to Fox News.

According to the official, a letter addressed to Vance is kept in a drawer of the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, to be used in the event that something happens to the American leader.

“There is a letter in the drawer of the Resolute Desk addressed to the vice president in case something happens to him,” Gorka said.

The White House representative also commented on the issue of the U.S. president’s security and potential threats from foreign adversaries. He noted that the U.S. government has special protocols for the succession of state leadership that can be activated in critical situations.

“We have protocols, believe me. Not ones I can discuss, but protocols exist,” the official emphasized.

The White House did not specify the contents of the letter or the details of any potential instructions for the vice president. Meanwhile, the issue of Donald Trump’s security remains a hot topic amid heightened attention on the U.S. presidential campaign.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he considers Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio a “dream team” for the 2028 presidential election. At the same time, Trump did not offer official support to either politician and refrained from directly endorsing any candidates.

U.S. Vice President Dee Vance stated that he is not currently preparing for the 2028 presidential campaign. He also called Secretary of State Marco Rubio a “very close friend.” Vance also responded to speculation about a possible rivalry with Rubio for future leadership of the Republican Party. Commenting on Donald Trump’s remarks about potential candidates for the 2028 election, he compared the situation to the presidential reality show The Apprentice.