Standing contained in the Capitol for the Nationwide Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, President Trump declared his plans to resurrect an concept he had in his first time period: to create a nationwide backyard full of statues of notable People.
The selection of who can be included can be “the president’s sole opinion,” Mr. Trump mentioned, chuckling. And he was giving himself “a 25-year period” to make the choices.
A short while later, at a breakfast at a Washington lodge, Mr. Trump flicked once more on the prospect that his time in workplace may prolong past two four-year phrases.
“They say I can’t run again; that’s the expression,” he mentioned. “Then somebody said, I don’t think you can. Oh.”
Simply eight days after he received a second time period, Mr. Trump — whose supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, in an effort to stop Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory from being licensed — mused about whether or not he may have a 3rd presidential time period, which is barred by the Structure.
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