Dershowitz: Trump's Third Term Plan

0:00On March 31st, Alan Dershowitz just dropped a new book questioning if Donald Trump could snag a third term without busting the Constitution. The core idea hinges on the 22nd Amendment, which bars anyone from being elected president more than twice, believes room for succeeding, into the job, through other spots in line. At 87, this Harvard law vet, whose defended heavy hitters before, lays out paths like Trump running as vice president on a ticket with someone. Like JD Vance or Marco Rubio, then stepping up after they bow out. Dershowitz points to a blueprint, Democrats cooked up 25 years ago to give Bill Clinton extra time, now flipped for Trump. He details options like appointment to vice president under the 25th Amendment, or even grabbing the speaker of the house gig, third in. Succession. Steve Bannon is already hyping it, saying there's a real plan in motion for Trump to pull this off. Dershowitz are all in, swapping red hats for Trump 2028 versions, and Trump himself keeps teasing a comeback.

1:00Legal circles on both sides are buzzing. Dershowitz confirms lawyers are prepping plays to make it happen, or block it. Even folks like Lindsey Graham are sporting the gear, showing the Maga Fire still lit. The most realistic shot per Dershowitz hits if the Iran conflict drags on as a big policy headache, and Democrats nominate someone far left like. Alexandria, Ocasio, Cortez, Elizabeth Warren, or Chris Murphy. That could spark Republicans to rally hard, polls showing Trump as the only sure winner. Midterm results will signal 2028 vibes too. If Dems win big, pressure mounts to keep Trump in play. With the political ground shifting fast, this debate's got legs, especially as both parties eye every angle to dominate. Keep watching how it unfold.