President Donald Trump said in an interview with Stephen A. Smith that he would “easily” beat former President Barack Obama in a hypothetical third-term election, according to Fox News. That outlet reported that Trump described Obama as overrated, and its headline uses the phrase highly overrated.

The Hill reported in a story by Sarah Davis that Trump made the claim in a new interview, days after Republicans experienced sweeping losses in the midterm elections. The Hill quoted Trump as saying he got “many more votes” than Obama and that he received more votes in the states.

The Hill identified the interview host as Stephen A. Smith and described the discussion as a potential political match-up, while Fox News described a hypothetical third-term election. Both accounts describe the matchup as hypothetical.

Fox News's headline states that Trump claims he would win a third-term matchup, and The Hill's headline states that Trump says he would easily beat Obama. The summaries available for this report do not include the full transcript of the interview, so the surrounding remarks are not reflected here. Neither summary states whether Obama or a representative responded to the comments.

Both reports identify Trump as president at the time of the interview and Obama as a former president. Both summaries name Stephen A. Smith as the interviewer. The Hill's story credits Sarah Davis as its author, while the Fox News item lists no author.

Sources: Fox News: Donald Trump calls Barack Obama 'highly overrated' and claims he'd win a third term matchup; The Hill: Trump says he would ‘easily’ beat ‘highly overrated’ Obama.