Robert De Niro, former police officers slam Trump outside New York hush money trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : He said he agreed to participate in the ad "because it shows the violence of Trump and reminds us that he'll use violence against anyone who stands in the way of his megalomania and greed.
44% : "I came here today to remind Americans of what Donald Trump is capable of and the violence that he unleashed on all of Americans on Jan. 6, 2021," Fanone said.
37% : Dunn -- who failed in his bid for Congress earlier this month, losing the Democratic primary to represent Maryland's 3rd Congressional District -- called Trump the "greatest threat to our democracy.
36% : ""Donald Trump is the greatest threat to our democracy and the safety of communities across the country today," Dunn said.
31% : He said New Yorkers once tolerated Trump, but now recognize his threat.
27% : Donald Trump wants to destroy not only the city, but the country, and eventually he can destroy the world," De Niro said.
10% : At a press conference following the Biden campaign's, Trump adviser Jason Miller shot back, saying the best the Biden campaign could do in attacking Trump was to "roll out a washed-up actor."
9% : Speaking to reporters near the Manhattan courthouse where Trump's criminal hush money trial is taking place, De Niro said Trump "wants to sow total chaos."De Niro, a New Yorker, called Trump a "clown" whose presidency could be dangerous for Americans.

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