Donald Trump will tell you that with each indictment liberals bring against him, he only grows stronger.

Senator Lindsey Graham agrees.

If liberals were smart, they would realize that their indictments are helping Donald Trump, not hurting him.

For YEARS, Donald Trump has been bellowing that liberals have been unfairly targeting him, using the FBI and other dirty tricks to target him in a way that no other politician has to endure.

From the outside, it looked as though Donald Trump was telling the truth. Remember his impeachment trial?

Remember how crooked the January 6 investigations were?

In fact, those investigations are getting more and more corrupt to this very day. It was recently revealed that Democrats were adding audio to security tapes that were previously silent.

The only defense that liberals had against Donald Trump's claims that he was being targeted was to say that it wasn't true and that you can't trust Donald Trump.

The first indictment pretty much proved they were lying.

The second made it 100% indisputable.

They're trying to make Donald Trump look like a liar, but all they're doing is making him more and more credible with each stupid decision they make.

Donald Trump has denied ALL wrongdoing in the case and Senator Lindsey Graham agrees.

Graham made his opinions known during a testy interview with ABC's George Stephanopolous.

Old Georgie continuously pressed about the allegations against Donald Trump.

The thing that put the biggest bee in George's bonnet was the fact that Trump was at one point "recorded discussing a sensitive record with others while acknowledging it was still classified."

Graham only needed a few words to set the record straight:

"Donald Trump -- you may hate his guts, but he is not a spy," the Republican from South Carolina said.

"Did he do things wrong? Yes, he may have. He will be tried about that. But Hillary Clinton wasn't."

Stephanopoulos KEPT GOING though, "You said that he did not disseminate any of this information. In fact, there's an audiotape in the indictment where he's talking about the secret information, saying he knows it's secret, knows it's not declassified."

"I don't know what happened; I haven't heard the audio," Graham replied. "But look at who's been charged under the Espionage Act: Julian Assange, Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning -- people who turned over classified information to news organizations or provide it to a foreign power. That did not happen here."