Trump's Third Term Talk, Tariff Turmoil, and Political Firestorms

Donald Trump says he’s seriously considering ways to serve a third term as president, despite the Constitution’s clear

two-term limit.

In an interview, he hinted at 'methods' to stay in power, including possibly passing the baton to VP

JD Vance.

Legal experts say it’s not possible, and even top Republicans are brushing it off as a joke.

But Trump insists, 'I’m not joking.' Trump’s new tariffs, set to hit on 'Liberation Day,' could shake the

global economy.

He plans dollar-for-dollar tariffs on countries taxing U.S.

goods, aiming to bring jobs back home.

But critics warn it could raise prices, hurt consumers, and trigger a recession.

Trump says, 'I couldn’t care less if prices go up.' Trump warned Ukraine’s President Zelensky of 'big, big

problems' if he backs out of a rare earth minerals deal.

Trump tied the deal to Ukraine’s NATO hopes, saying Zelensky 'was never going to be a member of

NATO.' The threat adds tension to already strained U.S.-Ukraine relations.

A leaked Signal chat involving top Trump officials discussing military plans with a journalist present has triggered bipartisan

calls for investigation.

National Security Advisor Mike Waltz admitted the mistake, but Trump called it a 'glitch' and refuses to fire

anyone.

Critics say it’s a serious national security breach.

Democratic voters are furious with party leaders for not fighting Trump harder.

Some are calling for generational change, comparing the moment to the Tea Party uprising.

Younger candidates are stepping up, and leaders like Chuck Schumer are under fire for being too passive.

Elon Musk called Minnesota Governor Tim Walz a 'huge jerk' after Walz mocked Tesla’s stock drop.

Walz says he was joking, but the spat highlights how political and personal Musk has become.

Experts say it’s fueling more division in an already polarized climate.