Trump Jokes About Serving Beyond Two Presidential Terms in Las Vegas Speech

The U.S. president's remarks about a third or fourth term have sparked debate over their intent and implications under constitutional limits.

Donald Trump, during a speech in Las Vegas, joked about serving three or four terms as president, drawing cheers from supporters.
He later clarified that his statement was meant as a jab at the media, affirming he would serve only two terms as allowed by the U.S. Constitution.
The 22nd Amendment limits U.S. presidents to two terms, but Trump's comments have reignited concerns among critics about his willingness to challenge constitutional norms.
A symbolic resolution to amend the Constitution for a third term was introduced by Republican Congressman Andy Ogles but has no realistic chance of success due to high procedural hurdles.
Supporters see Trump's remarks as humorous and aimed at mocking media reactions, while critics argue they may lay groundwork for more radical political ideas.