This past week at an event in New Hampshire, Donald Trump told the crowd that Uhoh looks
like I'm probably going to be indicted again soon.
He told the crowd while talking about the indictments against him, which he swears he
totally innocent, but he told the crowd there could be others coming.
He knows there's others coming, but he says these things right to brace these people.
So it doesn't come as a shock when they finally see it come across their phones in a news
alert saying, Trump's been indicted a third time.
He likes to, you know, go ahead and break the ice for people.
So it's a little bit softer landing, but his admission here cannot be overlooked because
this is really the first time in public, Donald Trump has come out and told people, I'm gonna
be indicted again.
Again, I should say, because before he was indicted in Manhattan, what did he do?
He came out and told people, I'm about to be indicted.
Before he was indicted in Florida, what did he do?
He came out days before that and said, I'm going to be indicted, and now he's back out
there again telling people I'm gonna be indicted.
So if we're looking for patterns here, it's pretty obvious to see what happens.
Donald Trump via his lawyers, because they do know, you know, the way things are working,
they do communicate with the investigators.
He gets this information from them and they're like, Hey man, it is not looking so good.
Right?
like indictments are coming.
It may be next week, it may be two weeks out, but they're coming and he goes out there and
he shares that information on truth social.
He says it in speeches, and then it does become a reality.
So if we're going by that same pattern, if in fact the pattern does exist and it's not
just a coincidence, then based on when he made these comments, we might be looking at
more indictments for Donald Trump this week, or possibly next week.
Now, I know that's a rather quick timeline here, especially since the indictments in
Florida just happened.
But Trump doesn't just say these things because he feels like saying them.
You know, a lot of times he says a lot of stupid stuff, obviously.
But when he talks about the indictments, when he puts that out into the ether, it's because
he is trying to brace his supporters for the inevitable.
And at this point, I do believe that those indictments are inevitable.
I think everybody agrees the indictments are inevitable, but I think we're dealing with
a much shorter timeline than most of us had previously thought.
You know, I have expected those indictments to come before the end of summer, but let's
be real here.
That's still two and a half months away.
I don't think we're looking at two and a half months.
I think these new indictments come before the end of July.
So Donald Trump
Prepping the crowd is of course his way of getting them ready for what he knows is coming
on that horizon.
But don't worry, because he is totally not worried about it, right?
He plays it calm, cool, and collected on the surface till he goes back home.
Nobody's around him and he starts freaking out on truth social.
But he did tell the crowd like, ah, every time they do it, my poll numbers go through
the roof.
And the sixth sad reality of it is that's not an inaccurate statement.
Now, they don't go through the roof.
So I guess technically, you know, you get 'em on a technicality that'll lie there.
But his poll numbers have gone up.
Now, just to be clear, after the second indictment, his poll numbers and the immediate polls that
came out did drop a couple points.
But he is now not only rebounded back to where he was, but he's actually gained support.
So he does get more support the more he gets indicted.
But he's been indicted for things that Republicans have essentially written off.
You know, oh, tax thing in Manhattan.
I don't even understand the Stormer Daniels thing.
Whatever it is, the documents, Biden had documents, Pence had documents, this is bs.
The next indictments are not gonna be, hmm so trivial to these Republicans because the
next indictments are either gonna come from Georgia where it's gonna be election interference,
or they're gonna come from Jack Smith, where they're likely going to be defrauding the
United States government conspiracy to defraud the United States government, or possibly
even conspiracy to overturn the government itself.
Those are gonna be big ones, a little bit bigger than what we've seen so far.
So Trump may think that, Hey, this is gonna help me in the polls, but as we continue down
this path, the indictments tend to get a little worse.
So I don't know if he's gonna see that indictment bounce that he's seen after the first two.
Once these next indictments finally do drop.