Bannon's Bombshell: Trump 2028 and the Constitutional Crisis Ahead

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Steve Bannon

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Explore the complex and controversial life of Steve Bannon, from his early days in media and finance to his role in shaping modern political movements. This podcast delves into his influence, ideology, and the impact of his actions on global politics, offering listeners a comprehensive look at one of the most polarizing figures in contemporary history.

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Bannon's Bombshell: Trump 2028 and the Constitutional Crisis Ahead | Political Fallout Erupts

Steve Bannon

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Bannon's Bombshell: Trump 2028 and the Constitutional Crisis Ahead | Political Fallout Erupts

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Steve Bannon made explosive headlines this week after declaring in a video interview with The Economist that Donald Trump will serve a third presidential term in 2028, despite the Constitution's 22nd Amendment explicitly prohibiting it. The former White House chief strategist didn't mince words, telling the publication that Trump is going to be president in 2028 and people ought to just get accommodated with that. When pressed about the constitutional barrier, Bannon insisted there are many different alternatives and claimed there is a plan, though he refused to reveal specifics, saying they'll lay out the details at the appropriate time.

The interview, released on October 23rd, quickly went viral and sparked intense backlash across the political spectrum. MSNBC covered the story extensively, with reports highlighting the constitutional impossibility of such a scenario. The Washington Times and The Independent both picked up the story, noting that Bannon believes winning in 2028 would actually be easier than Trump's previous victories in 2016 and 2024. Bannon argued the country needs Trump to finish what they started and claimed they had longer odds in previous elections.

This isn't the first time Bannon has floated this idea. According to The New Republic, he mentioned similar plans in a NewsNation interview earlier in October. The timing coincides with Trump himself posting provocative content on Truth Social, including a mock video showing campaign signs reading Trump 2028, Trump 2032, and beyond, set to ominous classical music. Trump also reportedly displayed Trump 2028 caps on the Resolute Desk during a recent meeting with Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries.

The remarks come amid massive nationwide protests, with Truthout and other outlets reporting that nearly 7 million people participated in demonstrations last weekend against what organizers called Trump's authoritarianism. Legal experts and civil society groups have expressed alarm that such rhetoric normalizes the dismantling of constitutional term limits, with many calling on Congress to reaffirm democratic safeguards before the 2028 election cycle begins.

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