President Trump Tuesday backed away from recent chatter that he could find a way around the constitutional ban on seeking a third term in the White House.

After previously toying with finding a workaround to the 22nd Amendment, Trump suggested to reporters on his Asia trip that he has given up on the idea of seeking four more years in office when his current term runs out after the 2028 elections.

“If you read it, it’s pretty clear: I’m not allowed to run. It’s too bad,” Trump said.

Trump sounded crestfallen about the realization that he will have to leave the White House after serving two terms , just like every other president with the exception of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, whose four terms bookended by the Great Depression and World War II spurred passage of the two-term limit

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