A Fox News reporter asked the president about a constitutionally forbidden showdown against Obama in 2028, and Trump bit.

In response to a reporter's question Monday night, President Donald Trump entertained the idea of a 2028 campaign against former President Barack Obama. The constitution bans both men from seeking a third term.

President Donald Trump said Monday that he hasn’t explored running for a third term — but would relish a campaign showdown with former President Barack Obama if he did. “I’d love that, boy, I’d love that,

Speculation arose on social media after US President Donald Trump hinted at a third term, despite the 22nd Amendment barring such an action. This led to the hashtag #Obama2028 trending, with users humorously suggesting Barack Obama as a more popular candidate if the constitutional rule were changed.

President Donald Trump has said he would like to run against former US president Barack Obama. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office on Monday, Trump claimed Americans want him to run for another term.

President Donald Trump wants to run for a third term. It’s not possible, per the Constitution, but Trump is talking about it nonetheless. “A lot of people want me to do it,” he told NBC News. “But, I mean,

A MAGA congressman has introduced a bill to amend the 22nd Amendment, which prohibits presidents from seeking a third term. All that was missing was […] ‘Bring It On!’: Donald Trump’s Desire for a Thi

That would be a good one, I’d like that,” President Donald Trump said of a hypothetical in which he ran against former President Barack Obama for a third term.

President Donald Trump said Monday he would "love" to run against former President Barack Obama when asked about a hypothetical matchup. Though the Constitution prevents a third term in office, Trump did not rule out seeking one when asked by NBC on Sunday.