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President Donald Trump made comments about running in 2028, but he is barred from being elected to a third term.

J. Michael Luttig said it is “abundantly clear” that Trump will do everything he can to remain in office beyond his term limits.

Since returning to the White House, Trump has repeatedly brought the national conversation back around to whether he will run again.