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Donald Trump's 'Next President' Remark Sparks Fresh Speculation Over Third-Term Ambitions
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July 24, 2026
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8:51Now PlayingDonald Trump has once again sparked debate over a possible third presidential term after telling reporters, "I'd like to be the next president," during a visit to the Environmental Protection Agency. The remark quickly reignited discussion about Trump's previous comments on serving beyond two elected terms, despite the 22nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution limiting presidents to two elected terms. Here's what Trump said, why the comment is making headlines, and what the Constitution says about a third term.
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