WSJ report on advice to Trump from his lawyers regarding serving a third presidential term

Trump has received a draft manuscript from constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz, discussing whether the U.S. Constitution definitively prevents a president from serving a third term. The book, set to be released next year, suggests ambiguity in pathways to a third term, focusing less on electoral limits and more on procedural outcomes. Although Trump has publicly stated that the Constitution is clear on his inability to run again, some administration figures have kept the possibility alive. Dershowitz's manuscript outlines unconventional scenarios for a potential third term, yet legal scholars remain skeptical about its feasibility, citing concerns over impractical means of succession. The volatility in Trump's economic policies continues to raise concerns about the potential for a lengthy administration, impacting market dynamics.