Jiang says the legal and media campaigns against Trump made him appear as the persecuted underdog and strengthened his popular mandate to attack the institutions that targeted him.
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Mandate
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"But then after that, you had the liberals try to bankrupt Trump. I mean, there were six civil suits against Trump. They were trying..."
"...And now they swept back into office. He has a popular mandate to to both like all these institutions and institutions that bullied him..."
"...meeting with Justin Trudeau because they had questions about the vaccine mandate. Right. And instead they were de -banked. If you actually gave a..."
"...trucker protest. These are guys who were concerned about the vaccine mandate, as they should be. And all they wanted was a conversation with..."
"...to live and so many americans completely rejected all of the mandates rejected the surveillance rejected all of that more so than many parts..."
"...this plan, okay? And in China, we call this what? The mandate of heaven, right? The mandate of heaven. It's the will of the..."
"...events happen the way they do? Well, in China, we say mandate of heaven, because it is God's will, right? Okay? How can we..."
"...gods. Okay? So this is the divine order. This is the mandate of heaven. Okay. And as you will see, this is not just..."
"...them. Okay? This is just the natural order. This is the mandate of heaven. This is the way that it should be. Okay. Now..."
"...pope. Also, when the CIA came into being, it had a mandate to fight communism around the world. The problem is, the problem was..."
"...the best way to prove that he, in fact, has the mandate"
"...true in Chinese history, right? Dynasties rise because they have the mandate of heaven. Heaven favors them. And then they rise because they have..."
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