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We'll discuss all this and more on this edition of the editors. I'm Rich Lowry, and joined, as always, by the right, Honorable Charles, C.W. Cook, Audrey, the reporter, Falberg, and the good neighbor, Noah Rothman. You are, of course, listening to a Nashville podcast. Our sponsors this episode are Donors Trust, Vera, and St. John's College. more about all them them and due course. So for some reason, you're not already following us on a streaming service, by the way. You can find us everywhere from Spotify to Apple Podcasts. If you like what you hear here, please consider giving us a glowing five-star review wherever you listen to your podcast. If you don't like what you hear here, please forget. I said anything. So Audrey, Trump had a press availability on Air Force One.

For some reason, you weren't there. But we all know what he said. He was asked about serving a third

term. Steve Bannon had an interview with the economist where he said, just wait, we have the plan to make

this work. Trump will definitely

still be president four years from now when he begins serving his third term. Trump ruled out

running as J.D. Vance's Veep, but said he'd really like to do it because his numbers are so good.

We'd really like to serve a third term because his numbers are

so good. What do you make of it? Yeah, I mean, this is not surprising. I imagine that he's going to

spend the next few months or maybe even years continuing to play around with this idea. He loves the

attention. He loves being the center of every new cycle. He just truly loves being

president. I don't think he would ever agree to be a vice president, even if vice president,

Vance, you know, agreed behind the scenes to let Trump take the reins if he ended up winning.

But look, I think part of the point of this is that he

likes to play kind of play this game where he's like messing with reporters. And I remember

Thune was asked about this in March because again, we had a news cycle about this, you know,

several months ago. And he said, I think you guys keep asking the

question. I think he's probably having some fun with it and probably messing with you. But, you know,

then soon put his foot down and when pressed further, he said that he wouldn't agree to this

without change into the Constitution. I do think if this actually happened, we'd see the Senate

stand up to this.

Obviously, some senators would get behind the president.

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