Ukrainian President Zelenskyy told reporters Donald Trump was spreading Russian disinformation. Today’s show breaks it down.

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According to Politico:

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said United States President Donald Trump is “surrounded by disinformation” after Trump falsely accused Ukraine of starting the war with Russia.

“I wish there was more truth,” the Ukrainian leader told journalists at a meeting in Kyiv Wednesday morning. “I hope we can break through that cycle.”

The Ukrainian president also accused the U.S. administration of enabling Russia to emerge from its international isolation. “It got there because of the invasion of Ukraine. But now I see Russia treated as if it is a victim,” he said.

According to Zelenskyy, Trump claiming he only has a four percent approval rating is nothing more than “Russian disinformation.”

At a press conference Tuesday night, Trump blamed Ukraine for the war with Russia and argued that Kyiv should hold new elections, in his first public remarks following high-level U.S.-Russia talks in Riyadh earlier that day.

The media lashed out at Trump after Calling Zelenskyy a dictator.

According to CNN, “Trump labeled Zelensky a ‘dictator without elections,’ blaming him for strong-arming the United States into spending hundreds of billions of dollars ‘to go into a War that couldn’t be won.’”

"I think [Putin and Zelenskyy] are both pretty close to a dictator,” Crowder said. “This was a government that was essentially installed.”

Zelenskyy responded to Trump’s comment by banning Truth Social.

“Zelenskyy does not seem to be handling this well and it is also a dumb move to go out to the media and b*tch about Trump," Crowder said. "If you were to create a blueprint on the worst way to deal with Trump it would be exactly what he is doing and it's the nation whose money you need the most."