This interview covers various topics, including Trump's stance on due process, his comments on Canada and Greenland, his views on the US economy, and his thoughts on a potential third term.
When asked if he had to uphold the Constitution, Trump responded "I don’t know." He expressed skepticism about the requirement of due process for all, claiming it would lead to an overwhelming number of trials. This statement is contrasted with the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the US Constitution, which guarantee due process.
Trump reiterated his intention to make Canada the "51st state," but deemed military action "highly unlikely." Regarding Greenland, he expressed stronger interest, stating a need for it for national and international security. His comments on taking over Greenland contrast with the fact that Denmark is a NATO ally.
Trump described the US economy as in a "transition period," anticipating a strong recovery despite economic turbulence caused by his tariffs. He refuted claims of an impending recession by Wall Street analysts and attributed any negative aspects of the economy to his predecessor.
Trump acknowledged support for a third term but stated he wasn't actively pursuing one, despite previous comments suggesting otherwise and despite the 22nd Amendment's prohibition against it. While he praised several potential Republican successors, he stated it was "far too early" to discuss succession.