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“No people are asking me to run, and there’s a whole story about running for a third term. I don’t know. I never looked into it. They do say there’s a way you can do it, but I don’t know about that, but I have not looked into it. I want to do a fantastic job. We have four years…It’s still close to four years,” Trump told reporters.
That’s all the media needed. Legacy outlets jumped to conclusions, framing Trump’s offhand remark as the opening shot in a 2028 campaign.
But Hannity—always three steps ahead—explained that Trump’s comments were less about violating the Constitution and more about triggering the opposition.
“He’s great at it,” Hannity said. “He takes up space on people’s heads.”
When podcast host Kyle Foregard asked if it was legally possible for Trump to run again, Hannity didn’t sugarcoat the facts.
“Is that constitutionally something that could actually be possible?” Foregard asked.
Hannity replied that the 22nd Amendment blocks a third term: “Well, not according to the actual wording of it, two terms, but would that be a possibility maybe in some other respect? Yeah, but I’m telling you, he takes up space on people’s heads.”
Even speculative strategies—like Trump serving as a Vice President under someone like J.D. Vance—are dead on arrival. As Hannity pointed out, the 12th Amendment prohibits anyone ineligible for the presidency from serving as vice president either.
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Still, the mere suggestion of Trump 2028 is enough to send the media into a full-blown panic. And that, according to Hannity, is the point.
While constitutional boundaries remain intact, what’s undeniably clear is Trump’s unrivaled ability to dominate the national conversation. Whether it’s 2024, 2028, or beyond, his presence is so potent it keeps both allies and enemies on edge.
This latest round of speculation reveals one undeniable truth: Trump doesn’t need to announce anything. Just the idea of him returning in 2028 is enough to keep his critics spinning and his supporters dreaming.
And Hannity? He’s loving every second of the chaos.
