Stop With The Lies!

One man has managed to brain wash so many of his followers, that they've become abusive online to protect his dignity. Yet, the average American has seen past his lies and propaganda dubbing him to be America's Hitler.
Why are so many of his followers so blind to the actual truth about Trump? Despite so much evidence being shown and made available online. They pass it off as either lies, fake news or totally disregard it as Democrat propaganda. So to help those brainwashed civilians, here's a collection of the lies he's told since being back in office.

Claim: Trump claims to have been exonerated of all charges relating to the Epstein files.
Fact: The claim that he has been officially exonerated is misleading or false because there’s been no formal legal exoneration announced by a court or independent prosecutorial authority in relation to the Epstein files. The White House even claimed the victims of Epstein have exonerated Trump. This is also false as claimed by the victims themselves.

In his 2026 State of the Union address, Trump made multiple claims about the economy, immigration, and crime that were flagged as misleading or false by fact-checkers — including overstating progress on inflation and affordability.

He asserted that an affordability crisis was over and prices were “plummeting,” even though data and public opinion contradict that claim.

Trump has repeated the claim that he “inherited the worst inflation in history” and that inflation is “almost gone.” Independent fact-checkers found these claims false or misleading, because inflation was not historically high when he took office and still persists in many sectors.
He also claimed “factory construction is up by 41 %,” a misleading use of data from the Census Bureau that did not reflect overall trends.

In March 2026, Trump again incorrectly stated that his father was born in Germany — a claim that is not true; his father was born in the Bronx, New York. This factual error has been noted by multiple news outlets.

Claim: “I inherited the worst inflation in the history of our country, and now we have almost no inflation.”
— Trump, in media interviews and speeches in early 2026.
Fact: Inflation was not the worst in U.S. history when he took office in Jan 2025; it was far lower than historical peaks (e.g., post-World War I). Inflation continues to persist above the Federal Reserve’s target, meaning prices are still rising. The idea that inflation is “almost no inflation” is misleading.

Claim: “Prices are way down … groceries are down … everything is down.”
— Statements Trump made about affordability and prices.
Fact: Major categories like beef, energy, and electricity have not fallen overall; some prices remain higher than a year earlier. Data contradicts the broad claim that “everything” is cheaper.

Claim: “Factory construction is up by 41%.”
— Trump claimed this to showcase manufacturing growth.
Fact: The figure comes from a selective comparison of monthly vs. multi-year averages and overlooks broader construction trends that show a decline; the 41% number is misleading.

Statement: “Our nation is back, bigger, better, richer and stronger than ever before… We are the hottest country anywhere in the world.”
— From Trump’s 2026 State of the Union address.
Fact: Fact-checkers found these broad claims exaggerate economic and social indicators; they don’t reflect objective economic data such as inflation, employment, or income growth trends.

Misrepresenting tariffs and trade: Trump has said tariffs will make other countries pay U.S. tariffs, when in reality importers bear most tariff costs.
Exaggerating economic figures: Trump has made implausible claims about investment totals and dramatic price declines that don’t match official data.
False or misleading presidential claims: Independent fact-checking reports document dozens of repeated falsehoods on immigration, trade, and crime in events like prime-time addresses or speeches to Congress.
Inflated lives saved by military strikes: The claim that striking Venezuelan drug boats “saves 25,000 American lives” is unsubstantiated and labelled false in multiple fact checked reports.

Claim: “I secured commitments for more than $18 trillion in investments pouring in from all over the globe.”
— State of the Union (2026)
Fact: This figure is false. Independent reviews show official White House figures were about $9.7 trillion in major investment “announcements,” many planned before he took office, and not all were firm investment commitments.

Claim: “Tax on Social Security has been eliminated.”
— State of the Union (2026)
Fact: Trump claimed his policies ended taxes on Social Security benefits. In reality, millions of people still pay taxes on their Social Security, and the change was a temporary deduction for people over 65, not a permanent elimination.

Claim: Inflation Rates Misrepresented — “We don’t have inflation, it’s at 2%.”
— Interview, 2025
Fact: Trump said inflation was only 2% or non-existent. Official data showed inflation was above that level, often around ~3%, meaning prices were rising, not flat.

Claim: “Foreign countries are paying the tariffs, not Americans.”
— State addresses and briefings
Fact: Trump repeatedly claimed that tariffs he imposed were paid by other countries. In fact, U.S. importers and consumers often bear the cost through higher prices.

Claim: Exaggerated War Achievements — “I ended eight wars.”
— State of the Union (2026)
Fact: Trump claimed to have ended “eight wars.” Analysts noted this is a clear overcount or exaggeration because several of these conflicts were mischaracterized; some were ongoing or not U.S. wars to begin with.

Claim: Distorted NATO Contributions — “The U.S. was paying almost all of NATO.”
— State of the Union (2026)
Fact: Trump said NATO members weren’t paying their share and that the U.S. bore “almost all” costs. While the U.S. does contribute a large share of NATO defence spending, that claim overstates the reality of how NATO budgets and military contributions work.

Claim: “Washington, D.C. is now one of the safest cities … almost no crime anymore.”
— State of the Union (2026)
Fact: Trump said crime was nearly gone in D.C. after his actions. Police and crime data show crime remains significant and not at historically low rates.

Claim: Mischaracterizing immigration in Europe and global migration statistics
— UN speech at the United Nations (Sept. 2025)
Fact: Trump said European countries faced “unmitigated immigration disaster,” but official European Union data shows irregular border crossings were declining, and the U.S. has a larger foreign-born population share than the EU.

Claim: “Americans will now pay the lowest price anywhere in the world for drugs.”
Trump claimed U.S. drug prices would be the lowest globally under his policies.
Fact: This is misleading because drug pricing systems vary and the U.S. still pays high prescription prices compared with many countries.

Claim: “Our nation is the hottest country anywhere in the world.”
Trump said the U.S. was outperforming every other country economically and socially.
Fact: This exaggerates data — economic growth and other indicators vary widely across countries and don’t support that sweeping claim.

Claim: “There’s almost no inflation.”
Trump repeated claims of inflation being nearly non-existent.
Fact: Inflation has not disappeared and remains above the Federal Reserve’s long-run target (even if it eased compared with earlier years).

Sources:
FactCheck.org
PBS NewsHour
NBC News
Census
BLS
BEA
Medicare
Scripps News
NBC Chicago
Associated Press
Wikipedia
Euronews
KESQ
NBC4 Washington
People.com
PolitiFact
Herald Times
Reddit
The Daily Beast
The Guardian
TIME
The Washington Post

Even these claims are documented by numerous press officials, filmed interviews with Trump and have been independently fact checked. Many still believe it is fake news and Democrat/Liberal lies by those wanting Trump out of power. This is the power of propaganda. Many believed the false claims made by Hitler, when he brainwashed Germany in to invading Poland. History is now repeating itself with Trump invading Iran without Congress approval, yet has the full support of his voters.
He has even begun turning against the allies of America, because leaders in the UK and Spain have said no to joining the war, as its deemed an illegal war in these countries. In response, Trump has threatened to pull trade deals, which is blackmail in the eyes of the law and stated he'll use the bases whether or not he gets permission. Something he cannot do as it is deemed an act of aggression potentially violating International Law and the U.N. Charter. It could also lead to Diplomatic crises, sanctions or countermeasures or even Military confrontation.

This is a man who is abusing his power as President to the max and believes he can bully anyone he pleases to get what he wants. This isn't a true President who has his countries interests in mind. It is clearly the mind of a dangerous dictator who needs to be stopped. Even his family have come forward stating on television, he isn't of sound mind and should not be running a country.

With the world now on the brink of a third world war, that is already causing economic issues worldwide. Who should the public really listen to?