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Trump says he doesn’t believe in ‘loopholes’ to get third term in office

President Donald Trump said in an interview with Time Magazine released Friday that he doesn’t believe in using “loopholes” to find a third term, but he has not yet shut down the idea completely.

Trump and some allies have the idea of ​​seeking a third term in 2028, but the 22nd amendment to the Constitution prohibits the president from taking office.

“You recently said, ‘I’m not kidding’ about seeking a third period, and said there’s a way to do it. What method is it? ” Time asked.

“I don’t want to discuss it now, but as you know, there are some well-known and discussed loopholes,” Trump said. “But I don’t believe in loopholes. I don’t believe in using loopholes.”

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“Do you ever run as Vice President of JD Vance?” time was asked.

Trump responded by promoting his results in a recent cognitive test.

“I don’t know anything, what, what, look, that’s all I can say. I’m flooded with requests,” he said. “I do a good job. Great physical exams, and unlike all other presidents, I took a cognitive test and got 100% of it. You must have not got 100% on that exam. That’s a tough question.

Trump told NBC News in March that he “wasn’t kidding” about the third term, prompting a shocking response from Democrats and Republicans who said he was in power.

“A lot of people want me to do that,” Trump said. “But I basically tell them we have a long way to go, that’s a very early stage in the administration.”

Donald Trump in the oval office.

President Donald Trump speaks to media in his oval office in the White House in Washington, DC (Reuters/Evelyn Hockstein)

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Longtime Trump ally Steve Bannon served temporarily in his first administration, but earlier this month declared to HBO’s Bill Maher that Trump intends to do so.

“President Trump is scheduled to run for a third term, and President Trump is scheduled to be elected again on the afternoon of January 20, 2029. He is scheduled to become President of the United States,” Bannon told skeptical Maher.

Three-quarters of respondents in A Reuters/Ipsos A national survey conducted April 16-21 and released Monday said Trump should not be run in the third term. Trump, the oldest president in history, will reach 82 at the end of his second non-continued term in 2029.

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Fox News Digital reached the White House for comment.

Paul Steinhause of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.

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