In some of his strongest comments yet, President Trump says he's considering his options to serve a third term in office, a breach of the Constitution's two-term limit for presidents.

I'm sorry, considering the option?

What are you trying to order off menu from the Constitution?

Who cares what he won't rule out?

I won't rule out lying down on the Krispy Kreme conveyor belt and letting the glaze just take me.

But that doesn't mean it's going to happen.

The Constitution forbids it.

President Trump said in a new interview that he is not joking about seeking a third term and

added, quote, there are methods in response. Cid Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced that

Democrats will have a plan in place to stop him by 2032.

All right, some late-night hosts making fun of President Trump, considering a third term in office.

We have a lot to cover this morning, except that story.

Right now, we're following key elections today.

Voters are headed to the polls in Wisconsin, where there is a high-stake Supreme Court

raised- taking shape.

And in Florida, where the outcome of two special elections could further narrow the GOP's

House majority will break down what to expect, what to watch for.

Plus, hours from now, a group of Democratic senators will force a vote on a resolution

to end tariffs on Canadian imports,

and some Republicans are now considering joining them as they scramble to shield their states

from the looming impact. Also ahead, top Senate Democrats are calling on Attorney General Pam Bondi to appoint a special counsel to investigate the signal group chat.

But will she listen and open up a DOJ probe?

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