Trump is going to be president 28 and people just sort of get accommodated with that.

So what about the 22nd Amendment?

There's many different alternatives.

At the appropriate time, we'll lay out what the plan is.

So Bob, the 22nd Amendment pretty plain as day.

It's very clear. A person cannot be elected to President more than twice.

So what do you make of Bannon's comments?

Plain his day, to be sure, the U.S. Constitution says two terms only. But what's also plain as day,

Tony, is that President Trump is close to Steve Bannon. Steve Bannon's close to people in Congress.

And many Republicans want to see the president renominated in 28, despite what the Constitution says. And that could create a

real legal showdown. If he is renominated and the president accepts the nomination in

2028 again despite the Constitution, you could have the Congress and the courts really face a

standoff of whether this could move forward. And the courts would ultimately have a huge say,

perhaps these say, over whether that could happen. But we're in such an unprecedented moment when you have the president's allies, some of his top allies, like Steve Bannon, actively

toying with the idea of pushing him to be the candidate in 2028 and just see what happens.

That's something that could be historic and also troubling

for many Democrats who worry Trump's pushing the Constitution, pressuring it in an unnecessary way.

Sir, Steve Bannon said in a recent interview that there could be plans for you to be able to

run and potentially win of your term in 28. Is that something you'd be willing to challenge in fourth feet?

Well, I haven't really thought about it.

We have some very good people, as you know.

But I've had the best poll numbers I've ever had.

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