Hey folks, Preet Bharara here. Joyce fans and I are back with a new episode of The Insider podcast.

First, we discuss President Trump's latest executive order targeting a top law firm.

Then the Trump administration's admission that it erroneously deported a Maryland resident to El Salvador.

Plus, Trump's comments about potentially seeking a third term in office,

the fallout after senior Trump officials accidentally included a journalist in a group chat,

discussing imminent war plans, and finally, Trump's executive order taking aim at voting procedures in

federal elections. If you're a member of Cafe Insider, head to the insider feed or click the link in the show notes of

of this podcast to hear the full analysis. Stay tuned, listeners, stick around for an excerpt from our

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Now, on to the show. I think think we got to start taking some things seriously

when Trump says outlandish things, because now he's back in power and he's doing outlandish things,

whether it's trying to literally the stroke of a pen, destroy a venerable law firm or say oops with respect to

somebody who should not have been deported and then say you can't do anything about it.

Having sensitive group chats about attack plans inadvertently with the journalist you've invited

on board and we'll talk about that in a minute.

But before we get to that, I want to talk about Trump's statements on Sunday to Kristen Welker

about the possibility that he could get a third term.

Do you want to remind people what amendment it is that prevents that?

You know, it's amazing, but after Franklin

Delano Roosevelt was elected for the fourth time, right? The fourth time, there is a decision being

made that maybe that should not happen again. And so as a result of that, the 22nd amendment to the

Constitution gets added in 1951, and it reads, no person shall be elected to the office of the

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