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What is the meaning of "has U.S. president" in the following sentence,

No matter what happens, President Donald Trump won’t have the shortest tenure has U.S. president.

At the moment, Trump has served 118 days in office, as impeachment talk is in the air, at least slightly, after a report he told the former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to drop a probe into Trump’s former national security adviser.

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Source: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/no-matter-what-trump-wont-have-record-for-the-shortest-term-in-office-2017-05-17

Does "President Donald Trump won’t have the shortest tenure has U.S. president" mean "President Donald Trump won't have the shortest tenure among U.S. president" ?

Does "has U.S president" mean "among U.S president" ?

What does "at least slightly, after a report~ " mean "right after a report~" ?

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has U.S. president.

That's a typo. Should read "as U.S. president".

What does "at least slightly" mean?

It refers to the previous phrase "impeachment talk is in the air".

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  • If so, "Trump has served 118 days in office, as impeachment talk is in the air, at least slightly, after a report" mean "Trump has served 118 days in office, as impeachment talk is in the air, impeachment talk is in the air, after a report" ? If so, can we remove "at least slightly" from the sentence?
    – user175012
    Commented Aug 15, 2021 at 1:33
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    If your question is "can we remove 'at least slightly' from the sentence" - yes.
    – Sam
    Commented Aug 15, 2021 at 2:39

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