Trump: “Say Whatever You Want — I Can’t Be Impeached, I’ll Run Again, and I’ll Win”

Trump: “Say Whatever You Want — I Can’t Be Impeached, I’ll Run Again, and I’ll Win”

In a fiery and defiant public statement, former U.S. President Donald Trump has once again stirred political debate by declaring that Americans should be free to “say and do whatever they like,” while also insisting that he cannot be impeached, that he will run for president again, and that he is confident he will win.

Trump made the remarks during a speech to supporters, where he framed himself as a symbol of free speech and resistance against what he described as political persecution.

“This is America. People should say whatever they want. I can’t be impeached. They’ve tried. It didn’t work. And I will be running again — and we’re going to win big,” Trump reportedly said.

A Message of Defiance
Trump’s comments reflect a long-standing theme in his political messaging: portraying himself as a fighter against the political establishment. He dismissed past impeachment efforts as “witch hunts” and claimed they only strengthened his popularity among voters.

According to Trump, repeated investigations and legal challenges have failed to damage his political influence. Instead, he argues that they prove he is a threat to entrenched political interests.

Free Speech at the Center
By encouraging people to “say and do whatever they like,” Trump positioned himself as a defender of unrestricted free expression. His supporters see this as a pushback against what they call “cancel culture” and censorship by elites, tech companies, and the media.

Critics, however, argue that such rhetoric risks promoting misinformation and undermining democratic norms.
Impeachment Claims
Trump’s assertion that he “cannot be impeached” is more political than legal. While impeachment is a constitutional process, Trump’s claim is meant to signal confidence and dismiss the legitimacy of any future attempts to remove or block him from office.

He has previously been impeached twice while in office — a fact he often reframes as proof that impeachment has “no real power” against him.
Looking Ahead to Another Election
Perhaps the most striking part of Trump’s statement is his unwavering confidence about another presidential run. He claimed not only that he would compete again, but that victory is inevitable.

“The people are with me. They know the truth. And in the end, we’re going to take this country back,” he told cheering supporters.