An MSNBC panel went to Code Red after Donald Trump said that he is 'serious' about running for a third term.
Trump, 78, said that he 'did not joke' about serving a new term of the White House and told NBC News on Sunday that 'there are methods' that could enable him to remain in office.
Pers Secretary Karoline Leavitt has confirmed that the president takes his intentions seriously since he dropped the bomb.
About MSNBC's Alex Witt reports, analyst David Jolly was Appoplic about Trump who tried to be the first president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt who serves more than two terms.
When asked if he really believes that Trump would break with tradition and run again, the former Republican was deadly serious.
“I believe them. I think that the biggest mistake of the past eight years is that we in one way or another do not give credibility to the whims of Donald Trump and his impulses, but we know it is true. And January 6 was a perfect example, “said Jolly.
“If he says he doesn't exclude it, he does not exclude it, then we should consider it a constitutional threat,” added the former congressman in Florida.
Susan del Percio, a political analyst of Gop, said that Trump's statement was a tactic to distract from the infamous chatlek of the administration group.
An MSNBC panel went to Code Red after Donald Trump said he is 'serious' about running for a third term
The president has since suggested that he would be willing to run for a fourth term and confirmed press secretary Karoline Leavitt that she takes the intentions of the President seriously since he dropped the bomb on Meet the Press Sunday
'He pushed the envelope when testing the Constitution, so I expect he will continue to do so, perhaps by looking for a third term. But even more important, in the short term, we are not talking about signal and that scandal if we are talking about Trump's third term. '
David Calloway, a democratic strategist, agreed that the Democrats would do well to take the president seriously.
“And the regular media and all of us on the left -wing kind, it blow it off as stupid or unlikely or unlikely,” he said.
“That doesn't matter these people. And I think you should make a third term or an attempt in a third term as a legitimate campaign bow on this point, “added Calloway.
Subsequently, he was asked by reporters at Air Force One to stay on for a third term and claimed that another term would in fact be 'a kind of fourth term' because he believes that he was the true victor of the 2020 elections.
'The 2020 elections was completely decorated, so it is actually a kind of fourth term in a certain way. I just don't want the honor for the second because Biden was so bad, “Trump said last night during Florida's flight to DC.
Trump praised his successes on immigration and border control and said, “People are surprised.” He added: “I think we had the best almost 100 days of every president.”
He said that earlier in the day he visited 'some very important people' and that they told him that they 'have never seen a turn from a country as fast as this. Trump also claimed that the US is now 'again respected as a country'.
About MSNBC's Alex Witt reports, analyst David Jolly (depicted on the right) was appoplectically about Trump who tried to be the first president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt to serve more than two times
David Calloway, a democratic strategist, agreed that the Democrats would do well to take the president seriously
A reporter doubled the question and quoted how the American constitution limited a president to serve only two installments, but interrupted Trump: “I don't even want to talk about it.
“I just tell you that I let more people say,” Please. I said, “We still have a long way to go before we even think about it,” he added.
The 22nd change limited presidents to two terms, but there are possible scenarios in which Trump could stay outside of the White House.
A striking Maas in the amendment makes the 'simple' path for Trump to serve a third term – and possibly a fourth until January 2037 if he would be 90 years old – DailyMail.com exclusively revealed on Saturday.
The text of the full 22nd amendment says the following:
“Nobody is elected more than twice in the office of the president, and no person who has held the office of President, or has succeeded for more than two years of a period, will be elected more than once in the office of the president.”
The amendment was ratified in 1951 and was a direct response to Franklin Delano Roosevelt who had been chosen four times – on the third and fourth occasions during the war.
He was the only president who did this, because the convention of only two installments was set by George Washington.
Almost a year ago, Trump said he was not in favor of changing the Constitution to let himself run for a third term
The Maas in the 22nd amendment is set out in an article in Minnesota Law Review in 1999 co-author of Professor Bruce Peabody and entitled 'The Twice and Future President'.
It outlines how the amendment is subject to 'widespread misunderstanding' and concludes that the idea that every twice -chosen president is 'constitution -al prohibited' is again 'certainly incorrect'.
According to the newspaper: “We claim that the twenty -two amendment will only rearrange the re -election of a president that has already been chosen twice.”
The most important sense of the amendment is: “More than twice the president's office will be chosen in the president's office …”
It is argued that means that a president chosen twice would not be excluded from re -making the office again because of the resignation or death of another president.
Trump could therefore run for vice -president, with Vance as an openly recognized nominal figure at the top of the ticket. As soon as he is sworn in Vance, it could resign, so that his vice -president – Trump – is entering the office.
The same procedure can be used in several elections.
To win a fourth term, Trump should simply put down the presidency before the 2032 elections and become the current partner of a nominal presidential candidate, who are VANCE or someone else.
White House Pers Secretary Karoline Leavitt focuses on Monday to have appeared on Fox News outside the White House. During both she pushed that reporters had to calm about Trump that drives a third term
Opponents could challenge such a step in the courts and claim that it infringes the 22nd amendment. But Professor Peabody told DailyMail.com that it would be 'pretty difficult' for the Supreme Court to undo.
That would be especially in view of the conservative composition of the current court and his tendency towards a textual interpretation of the Constitution.
Each decision would probably be based on the definition of the word 'election' instead of what the authors of the 22nd amendment are intended.
Even if the plan was not clandestine, but instead openly revealed to the electorate before the vote, it would be difficult to claim that it was not a democracy in action.
Trump said on Sunday that 'I am not joking' about trying to serve a third term, the clearest indication he is considering ways to continue to lead the country after his second term ends in early 2029.
“There are methods that you could do it,” Trump said in a telephone interview with NBC News of Mar-A-Lago, his private club.
NBC's Kristen Welker asked Trump or a potential path to a third term was to let Vice President JD Vance run for the top track and “then pass on the baton to you”.
“Well, that's one,” Trump replied. “But there are also others. There are others. '
A potential road to a third Trump term is that vice -president JD Vance (depicted with his family while being sworn in as a vice president in January of this year) to walk for the top track. As soon as he was sworn in Vance, it could resign, so that his vice president – Trump – is inside the office
“Can you tell me someone else?” Asked Welker.
“No,” Trump replied.
Any attempt to remain in function would be legally suspected and it is unclear how serious Trump could pursue the idea.
Trump, who would be 82 at the end of his second term, was asked if he would continue to serve in 'the most difficult job in the country' at that time.
“Well, I like to work,” said the president.
Trump has suggested that Americans would go with a third term because of his popularity. He wrongly claimed 'the highest survey numbers of some Republican for the past 100 years'.
Gallup -Data shows that President George W. Bush will achieve an approval rating of 90 percent after the attacks on September 11, 2001. His father, President George HW Bush, struck 89 percent after the Gulf War in 1991.
During his second term, Trump has maximized 47 percent in Gallup data, even though he claims to be 'in the high 1970s in many polls, in the real polls'.
Trump has more than me about serving longer than two installments, usually with jokes for a friendly audience.
“Can I run again?” He said during a Republican Republican Republican in January.
