California dentist Orly Taitz, a visible and dogged birther who pops up at conservative conferences and Republican rallies to hand out literature on her latest lawsuits regarding Obama’s alleged Kenyanness, shares Klayman’s hope. She said she feels Trump’s yuuuge polling numbers buoy her spirits.

“When Donald Trump is elected as a U.S. president, his attorney general will investigate this issue,” she said, noting that Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch — Obama’s former and current attorneys general — are covering up for Obama because they’re friends with him. 

Taitz, who is such a Trump fan said she snagged a VIP-seating ticket for Trump’s event in Los Angeles on the U.S.S. Iowa the day before the CNN presidential debate, said President Trump would finally expose Obama’s secret once and for all. 

“If and when Trump is elected, his attorney general is not going to be a personal friend of Barack Obama,” she continued. “And he will abide by his oath of office to seek truth and justice and uphold the law, and I believe that we will have the answers because all of the evidence clearly shows that he is using fabricated ID’s.