Trump says he would like a third term but acknowledges constitutional limit

Donald Trump expressed his desire to run for president again in 2028 but acknowledged the constitutional limit on serving more than two terms. In an interview, he stated he would love to run if given the chance, but recognized the strict wording of the Constitution. Trump mentioned that there is still time before the next election and hinted at possible ways to navigate legal restrictions. The 22nd Amendment prohibits anyone from being elected president more than twice, which applies to Trump, who has already served two terms. His comments come just before the midterm elections, which will impact the congressional balance during his current presidency.