"Hey guys, welcome to the Liberal Hive Mind, the channel solely focused on exposing the abundant hypocrisy of the left. The people know, man, the people know. Clearly, the people know what's going on. I don't know exactly what the Democrat establishment is trying to accomplish here. There's one side that says the Democrat's strategy is to artificially promote Donald Trump, basically turning him into a martyr to guarantee that he's the Republican nominee. Because from their perspective, they'd rather go against Donald Trump than Ron DeSantis.
And then there's the other angle that they're just trying to stop Donald Trump at any and all costs because they know they can't beat him without resorting to these corrupt tactics. The whole Ron DeSantis angle, as if they'd rather have Trump than DeSantis, not exactly sure about that one considering the polling data. I'm more inclined to believe that it's simply a continuation from 2017 to now of the endless witch hunt to destroy Donald Trump.
They want him out of the way because they understand that he is the only current clear-standing threat to the Uni-party establishment. And so, for the sake of this video, we're going to operate under that understanding. The Democrats are trying to destroy Donald Trump because obviously, he's a clear threat to their power. Well, if that is their goal, if the goal is to render Donald Trump unelectable because of all these criminal indictments, he can't vote for a criminal. If that's the goal, well, boy, are Democrats failing.
The people know, once again, Donald Trump is indicted, and once again, Donald Trump is surging beyond belief. Let me show you guys exactly what I mean by that. Alright folks, we've already got the polling data from two separate pollsters. Let's first start off with the CBS report, which finds that the Trump indictment helps Donald Trump more than it hurts him.
Start with Republican primary voters because we're in the heat of this campaign. They say it does not matter. They expressly say that this will not change their views, and maybe that doesn't surprise. They've been with Donald Trump for years. But what's interesting is the why. When you ask if they're more concerned that this is politically motivated or if there's a national security risk, they come down heavily on the politically motivated side, with 76 percent of them saying that.
And you know what's interesting about this is you juxtapose that against the broader public who is much more split, and in many cases, the public says these aren't mutually exclusive. It can be in part both. But the Republican primary voter, Donald Trump is still on top, and this hasn't changed anything. I'm sure leftoids are shrieking in horror. ***"What is wrong with these Republican voters? How could they be more highly motivated to vote for a criminal facing criminal indictment?"**
Or... here's the thing, leftoid....
Republican voters have this unique ability to critically think and, of course, observe nuance and double standards. You know when Hillary Clinton responded to the Trump indictment with this tweet that we pointed out earlier, bringing this back in light of recent news, blah blah blah, but her emails, gloating over the Trump indictment, while I understand that all you leftoids with your CNN brains simply clap like a bunch of seals, "Earth, Earth, home, I'm with her, Donald Trump's a criminal."
Well, I understand that that's the case for you. We, on the other side, have a little bit of a different reaction, especially when we're armed with the facts from James Comey's assessment of Hillary Clinton's emails back in 2016, where he wrote, and I'm quoting, "You can see the document right over here, although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information."
Now, of course, "no intent." Hillary Clinton must have just been ignorant of the basic laws concerning her handling of classified information as a private citizen, in a private capacity. There is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. We know that Hillary Clinton is actually guilty of what they're accusing Donald Trump of. We also know that Hillary Clinton's staffers smashed their cell phones and smashed hard drives, bleach bit hard drives, to cover up evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
So maybe, armed with the basic facts and basic nuance over here, we're not instantly willing to jump on the bandwagon that Trump's a criminal and this indictment is legitimate. Oh, but the documents, the documents. CBS's Catherine Herridge, during that same segment, goes into some of the details pertaining to these documents. Catherine, you've been doing reporting about the risk assessment, about just what was in these documents. Educate us on that.
Well, what jumps out to me, John, is when you go to the section on the willful retention of National Defense information, by my count, there are 21 top-secret documents. And the disclosure of top-secret information has the expectation of exceptionally grave damage to national security. But what stands out to me is some of the classified codings, like TK or Talent Keyhole. You don't see that very often. That's about intelligence from overhead imagery.
For example, if we're looking at a terrorist target, do we have such good visibility that we can count the hairs on their head? Can we see what they're eating for breakfast on their terrace patio? Those are capabilities that we don't want our adversaries to know that we have. Then also special access programs or SAP. These are highly restricted programs because of the sensitivity of the intelligence and the technology, such as stealth technology, for example.
Think of classified information like the Pentagon special access programs. Are these handful of rooms where there's just a limited number of keys to control and restrict access to that information? So it's not just secret, it's the top of the top of the top. Some of these are way beyond top-secret, like I said, Talent Keyhole. When you're talking about special access programs or SCI, sensitive compartmentalized information, these really are the crown jewels of the US intelligence community.
Some of these documents are way beyond top secret national security documents, and leftoids' brains start instantly imploding here. "Oh my Lord, way beyond top-secret documents, while he's definitely a criminal this time." But of course, nobody seems to take five seconds to think while she's simply describing the nature of the documents. Again, these are still Donald Trump's personal presidential records. They're literally his documents.
And it's not like he had them just laying around in his garage next to his Corvette like sleepy creepy piss pants Biden, or at his office in Chinatown. It's not like he had thousands of classified documents on an unsecured private email server at his personal home like Hillary Clinton did. No, he had these documents safely stored at his home in Mar-A-Lago with 24/7 Secret Service protection.
And probably the most important part, I mean the core of this initial accusation targeting Donald Trump was the destruction of classified information. Remember the infamous supposed damning photographic evidence of documents being torn up and flushed down the toilet at Mar-A-Lago? It was literally just a random piece of paper in a toilet bowl. But the initial charges were the destruction of classified information. But as it turns out, those photographs were not taken inside Mar-A-Lago, but in a public restroom at a Walmart.
So the whole case seems to be falling apart even before it begins, and the American people are seeing through it. They're not buying into this politically motivated attack on Donald Trump. In fact, it's only making him stronger. And this is not just limited to Republicans. Even among independent voters, the CBS report found that 63% say the indictment will not change their views of Trump, and among Democratic primary voters, 56% say the indictment will not change their views.
So despite the left's desperate attempts to destroy Donald Trump, it seems to be backfiring, and Trump's support is only growing stronger. The people know, man, the people know. The Democrats' strategy to undermine Trump with these indictments is failing, and they're only strengthening his position. It's just another example of the left's hypocrisy and their fear of Trump's power.
