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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and you know the walls
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they're starting to close in on Joe Biden, and every little trick, it's backfiring on them
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Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe
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Those little things really help us out, and they help our channel continue to grow
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You know, from the Russian collusion theme, to the call with Ukraine, to the celebrities
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begging electors to not vote for Trump, and to change their votes to save democracy
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somehow that would save democracy, all these things, and now you add into it Colorado
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removing Trump from the ballot, all these things seem to backfire massively for the Democrats
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Every time they try to do something, in my opinion, to get around democracy
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because it's not democratic to remove somebody from the ballot, that's exactly the opposite
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of democracy. Every time they try to do one of these things to take away your choices
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what happens? Well, you look at the polls, and Trump's popularity goes higher and higher
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I believe because people know the same system that has taken it to him, has taken it to you
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and taken it to a bunch of people a million times, and people can relate to that. People can relate
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to being sold down the river. People can relate to being hornswoggled by the government
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and I think that that's starting to resonate in the polls. It's been resonating in the polls
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and it continues to resonate in the polls. Now, Trump, sometimes, you know, he can say things
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that make him his worst enemy, because what you have to understand, and what I want former
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President Trump to understand, is you have to be careful of every word you say, because they're
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going to twist it into a narrative that you didn't mean. They're going to take your words
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they're going to know what you meant, but they're going to twist them into something nefarious
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to make you look like they want to make you look. I'm going to leave you with this clip of a
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Washington Examiner reporter explaining to you exactly what's happening. Before I do that
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I'm going to ask you again to like, comment, share, and subscribe. I'm Carmine Sabia for
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Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody. And now, let's watch that
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clip. These numbers around, Tiana. Crucially, Biden doesn't have anyone waiting in the wings
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right? He chose a uniquely unpopular Vice President, Kamala Harris, who also boasts
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some record low approval ratings, right? She's less popular than Dick Cheney was after he shot
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a man in the face. And it's not as though Democrats have a very strong backbench. Joe Biden would be
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86 at the end of a second term. So he cannot, you know, shake off the feeling that voters have
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that he is simply too old and too incompetent. Will Biden be able to hold the line when it comes
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to supporting Israel and its counteroffensive against Hamas? That could be a sign that could
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get some of those moderate voters that helped clinch the election for him in 2020. That could
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restore some confidence, right? It shows fortitude. It shows his willingness to hold the line against
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the left flank of his party. But at the same time, he's losing a lot of those young Democratic
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voters. He's in a bind here. I don't know how much more it can change, except for, you know
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these inflation numbers continue to come down, and that gives the room to the Fed, to the Federal
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Reserve, to cut some interest rates. And you see mortgages going down a little bit. It's possible
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but the fundamentals are just not strong. And the president is having a hard time keeping
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his predecessor out of the conversation. Take a look at this opinion piece from The New York
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Times. For as long as Donald J. Trump has dominated Republican politics, many Democrats
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have pined for a magical cure-all to rid them of his presence. There was the Mueller investigation
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then came the first impeachment, then the second impeachment. Each time, Democrats entertained
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visions of Mr. Trump meeting his political downfall. Each time, they were disappointed
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What are your thoughts on this and how the Democrats just can't seem to move on from
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Donald Trump? I mean, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and
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expecting a different result, and this is what's happened. Every time Democrats try to take out
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Trump in ways that do not mean just beating him at the ballot box, it always backfires
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When you had the Russia collusion hoax, which it was a hoax, right, that only empowered Trump
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and it also made his supporters, I think somewhat justifiably, feel as though Democrats were
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weaponizing the security state to rob him of his first term. Some of his supporters feel, obviously
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that COVID measures skewed the 2020 election results out of Trump's favor, you know. And now
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you have the Colorado Supreme Court outright trying to disenfranchise half of the state
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right, taking away their option to vote for Trump. Look, when Donald Trump was first in
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And the more that these events start to happen, it just seems to benefit Donald Trump
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