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In theory, there are a great many lessons Donald Trump should have learned after launching a failed war against Iran. In practice, however, the president appears to have learned effectively nothing.

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Now that President Donald Trump has signed an agreement with Iran that caves on many of his initial demands, you would be forgiven for hoping he's learned a valuable lesson. Trump's main takeaway?

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. President Trump insisted there are "no limits" to his power when asked in a new interview about his takeaways from the Iran war.

President Trump sat down for an interview with Axios White House reporter Marc Caputo this week, in which he said he has not yet “learned” the limits to his presidential powers — if they even exist.