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Here it is, the Constitution.
Can I read a passage to you?
(LAUGHTER)
Amendment 22, "No person shall be elected to the office
of the president more than twice."
And yet you keep talking about Trump's third--
maybe you should have this.
(CROWD APPLAUDING)
I'll get you to sign it backstage and underline--
-BILL MAHER: I will. -Look, President Trump
didn't bring up running for a third term.
Myself and others brought up running for a third term.
President Trump is going to run for a third term,
and President Trump is going to be elected again
on the afternoon of January 20th of 2029,
he's going to be President of the United States.
Okay, but the thing I just read in there...
It seemed like there was no wriggle room there.
It seemed like it was just, you know, eight or ten words
that said, "Only two times."
We have a team of people that are work--
-BILL: A team? -A team.
How can a team do something about that?
How-- What-- I don't care if the team is 12 trillion people.
The words are still the words.
Bill,
every day in federal courts,
right now in federal courts,
there's 120 lawsuits on what President Trump's doing
for his Article II rights on the unified executive theory.
But he's chief executive, he's commander in chief,
and he's chief magistrate
and chief law enforcement officer.
There's a hundred...
And they're running to court every day
to sue President Trump,
all because the interpretation of this.
The interpretation of this is open for interpretation.
How could it be open? Could I have it back?
(LAUGHTER)
I'm sorry to be...
"No person," you would agree he's a person.
Okay, "shall be elected." He was elected,
"to the office,"
that's the office of the president,
"more than twice."
Twice is once and then another time.
I don't-- I don't see what the team is find--
-STEVE BANNON: Okay. -Okay, we'll disagree.
Listen, Bill, in-- no, in 2014,
you're talking about long odds, in 2014,
when I backed President Trump when I was running Breitbart,
they called, they said I'd turn Breitbart into Trump Pravda.
Okay, the odds there, he pulled at zero.
Then later in 2021,
after he got back to Mar-a-Lago, when Fox abandoned him
and the Murdochs abandoned him,
the Republican Party abandoned him,
the odds were longer then.
So our group, the MAGA movement
and the tip of the spear of the MAGA movement,
-we've had long odds before. -BILL: You know what?
And we've come out winning twice.
And we're going to come out-- we've got long odds on this.
We're going to come out winning a third time.
On the afternoon of the 20th of January, 2029,
he's going to be President of the United States.
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