Donald Trump just shared how his power as commander in chief was constrained by his own morality.
The news comes days after he sent special forces to take over the leader of a sovereign nation when he asked if there was any limit to what could be done.
Speaking during a recent interview at the Oval Office, Trump mentioned how he sent special forces to snatch the leader of Venezuela. That's when a reporter from The New York Times asked if there was any limit on the things that he could do.
'Yeah, there is one thing. My own morality, my own mind, and it's the only thing which could stop me'- he continued.
On Saturday, the president of Venezuela is all set to face trial in New York. This gave rise to an array of queries about whether or not Trump broke international law by kidnapping the president and his first lady.
This operation was the latest example of Trump's muscular approach to the world and the way he feels free to use any instrument of power to pursue the American nation's interests. "I never need any international law, I am not looking to hurt anyone"- he concluded.