'I have the right to run again': Trump tells Iowa rally he can seek a third term because 'they cheated'
President Donald Trump, 80, admitted the 22nd Amendment leaves 'not a lot of wiggle room' after he had 'studied that phrase forever'. He then told the Sioux City crowd that 2020 was 'rigged', so he should get another go. The rally was meant to boost Ashley Hinson's tight Senate race. Trump goes into the November 3 midterms with approval as low as 32 per cent.
Iowa congressional hopeful Joe Mitchell handed Trump a homemade 'Man of the Century Award'.
Trump warned a Democrat win would bring a '1929'-style depression.
He branded Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a 'jihadist' from the stage.
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