Summary
President Donald Trump said he wishes he could run for a third term, but he knows the U.S. Constitution does not allow it. House Speaker Mike Johnson explained how the Constitution's 22nd Amendment prevents this, and changing it would be a complex process. Trump has talked about staying in power but acknowledged the current rules don't permit a third term.
Key Facts
- President Trump expressed interest in a third term but is aware the U.S. Constitution disallows it.
- The 22nd Amendment to the Constitution limits presidents to two terms.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that changing this rule would be difficult and lengthy.
- Trump has mentioned the idea of continuing in power multiple times.
- Souvenir hats with "Trump 2028" have been seen at the White House.
- Trump mentioned other potential Republican candidates for the next election.
- Trump rejected the idea of running as vice president to get back into the presidency.
