The left claims Trump loves dictators. Today’s show debunks this latest attack strategy.

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"Now [the left is] trying to say it's not them who want Trump, it's Trump who wants them because he is a Fascist at heart and he prefers dictators," Crowder said. "It is not true."

Rep. Jasmine Crockett recently said Trump should "Stop being Putin's ho."

According to The Hill:

Referring to the Russian president, she continued, “That’s all we got right now, is Putin’s little ho that is out here really doing the bidding of Russia in a way we’ve never seen an American president do.”

" Donald Trump has been tougher on Russia than any president since, arguably, including Regan," Crowder said.

In 2018, Trump sanctioned "members of Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle," including "seven Russian oligarchs and 12 companies they own or control. It also issued sanctions on 17 senior government officials, along with a state-owned weapons trading company and its subsidiary, a Russian bank,” according to NBC.

In 2018, Trump "terminated the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty" and accused Russia of violating the agreement "for many years." He also sanctioned Nord Stream 2 in 2019.

Trump also said on Truth Social Monday that he is “the only President who gave none of Ukraine’s land to Putin’s Russia.”

"Facts don't exist in a vacuum. Context is critically important. It's not just President Trump vs Biden. It's President Trump vs every president who came before him in the proceeding two decades,” Crowder said.

The left has also claimed that Trump praised President Xi.

"President Trump is the first president in our lifetime to take the threat of China seriously," Crowder said.

In 2018, Trump imposed tariffs on over $30 billion of Chinese goods.

"Now they want you to believe that Trump is buddies with Iran," Crowder said.

According to Fox News, "Trump’s move has been 'lauded' in Iranian state media, who view the cuts to foreign aid as a blow to pro-democracy activists Iran believes have benefited from U.S. foreign aid."

In one specific example, Trump imposed sanctions on Iran in his first term that cost their economy $1 trillion.

"President Trump has always been and always will be much harder on Iran and the Islamic regime there than any Democrat and largely most Republicans," Crowder said.