Trump's Third Term Talk, Smithsonian Controversy, and GOP Warnings

Donald Trump and his allies are openly floating the idea of a third presidential term, despite the 22nd

Amendment clearly limiting presidents to two terms.

Steve Bannon says they're 'working on it,' and a GOP congressman has even proposed a constitutional amendment to

allow it.

Critics warn this could spark a constitutional crisis, with legal scholars calling it anti-democratic and dangerous.

Trump’s new executive order targets the National Museum of African American History and Culture, accusing it of promoting

a 'divisive, race-centered ideology.' Critics say it’s an attempt to erase Black history.

Historian Ibram X.

Kendi called it 'a literal attack on Black America itself.' Comedian Bill Maher warned that supporting a third

Trump term would be the moment 'Rome stops being a Republic.' He slammed GOP loyalty to Trump, comparing

it to North Korean-style devotion.

Maher urged Republicans to 'think for yourself' before it’s too late.

Trump hasn’t ruled out military intervention in Greenland—again.

This follows his administration’s renewed interest in the Arctic region, with JD Vance visiting a U.S.

base there.

Denmark has pushed back, calling the tone 'inappropriate.'