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Trump's not only brilliant; he's also honest. He gives credit where it's due and blame where it's due. He also gives himself credit and blame when due.

This is foreign to the severely limited thinking of the so-called "reporters" and others who are slaves to groupthink.

They cannot understand Trump. Partly because they don't want to, so blinding is their hatred of him and their commitment to groupthink, but mostly it's because they're not smart enough.

If they were smarter, they would neither hate nor surrender to groupthink, and they would see Trump as the heroic figure that he is.

Trump's intelligence, honesty, puissance, benevolence, and morality tower over theirs. They cannot understand this. It's beyond their comprehension.

They tend to think that by group effort they can confer a mantel of greatness on anyone--and that they can do the opposite to anyone--or at least create the illusion that they have done so--but they cannot recognise true greatness.

The concept of greatness arising unbidden from within is probably comprehensible to them, but they obviously cannot recognise it when it appears before them.