Vladimir Putin said that he would prefer Biden be America’s President over Trump. Today’s show gets into that.

The media constantly claims that Trump has a love for dictators, especially Putin. So then why would Putin not want Trump in office? Let’s break it down.

In May 2021, Biden removed sanctions on Russia. And now, “the US has new intelligence on Russian military capabilities related to its efforts to deploy a nuclear anti-satellite system in space,” according to CNN.

Trump imposed sanctions on Russia and withdrew from the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty as Russia was in violation by testing and deploying a banned missile system.

"Look at the policies. Did [Trump] actually [allow] Russia to do whatever it [wanted]? Or did he put sanctions?" Crowder said.

It’s not just Russia. Trump was hard on other nations that are controlled by dictators, such as China.

“China has gotten way more aggressive under the Biden Administration,” Crowder said. “We are dealing with this myth that Donald Trump is friendly to dictators. But earlier this month he threatened a 60 percent tariff [on China] if he is re-elected.”

China has supplied military gear to Russia under the Biden Administration even though they previously hated each other. Biden also put an end to Trump's ban on TikTok and WeChat even though it’s painfully obvious that China is spying on Americans and stealing data.

Biden also removed sanctions on Iran. Subsequently, that led to an 80 percent increase in oil exports. And now Iran has said they are closer to nuclear weapons than ever before. Comparatively, Trump imposed more than 1,500 sanctions on Iran.

Trump was also hard on North Korea. North Korean missilelaunches and nuclear tests have also increased dramatically since Biden has been in office.

“For some reason, the media and the left have become warmongers,” Crowder said. “The policies matter.”