Topic: Google Trends

Google Trends data shows a 400% increase in Washington D.C. searches for criminal defense lawyers and record-level searches for Swiss bank accounts. This is interpreted as a sign of panic among "deep state" actors and Democratic officials fearing prosecution under the Trump administration. The segment compares the situation to a "buffalo jump" where the establishment is running off a cliff.

Rasmussen polling shows Donald Trump with a 53% approval rating, with more Americans feeling the country is on the "right track" than at almost any point in recent history. Despite media narratives of a "constitutional crisis," search data suggests the public is generally optimistic about the administration's direction. Mitchell notes that Democrats are failing to course-correct and are instead relying on old "psyop" tactics.

Alex Jones plays clips of Kamala Harris and Jamie Raskin questioning the legitimacy of the 2016 election to highlight perceived double standards regarding election denial. He cites Google Trends data showing that searches for Jill Biden's "taco" comment far outpaced interest in the January 6th hearings. Jones claims the committee is panicking because the public has largely ignored their proceedings.