President Donald Trump offers a simple message to voters: he will save them from the democratic policies that have been exposed to their governor, safety and freedom.

Here’s what he is afraid: sometimes he promoted those policies themselves.

Here six times Trump or his spokesperson called on the Democrats for Trump’s support policies during his first presidency.

Enhancing the diversity of employment in federal aviation administration

Hours after the US Army of the US Army and the US Airways passenger plane collided January 29 Above the Botomac River, killing 67 people, Trump blamed the policies of employing the diversity of its predecessors, including employing persons with disabilities. But during the first period of Trump, the program itself was present to employ persons with disabilities.

What Trump said: “Obama’s policy (when employing air traffic monitors) changed … then Biden came and changed it.” (We classified that liar.)

What did Obama and Piden do: Obama’s executive order issued in 2010 directed federal agencies to employ more persons with disabilities. FAA included the policy in the diversity employment program.

In 2014, the Obama administration began evaluating employment for air traffic monitors who are weighing CVs such as work and education experience but not race. In 2018, Trump abandoned the use of a CV evaluation; Biden did not restore it.

What Trump did: In 2019, the Federal Aviation Administration announced a program aimed at employing 20 people with disabilities, including from the same Trams deficit list recently, to be monitors from air traffic. On April 11, 2019, the agency said that the agency is the main focus is “determining specific opportunities for people with targeted disabilities, enabling them and facilitating their entry into a more diverse and comprehensive workforce.”

The agency has constantly highlighted the recruitment initiatives, including its goals to employ persons with disabilities, from 2013 to Trump’s redemption in 2025, including Throughout Trump’s first period.

On January 21, Trump signed Executive order That diversity, shares and inclusiveness, or Dei, and the employment and direction of the Minister of Transport and the Federal Aviation Administration, directed to “a return to non -discriminatory employment based on merit.”

Teltok ban

Trump criticized Biden’s position, which called for a ban on Tijook, in 2024. But Trump sought to ban the famous video application during which he was Chapter One. (We said Trump’s change in the situation, achieved our definition of complete confusion.)

What Trump said: “We love Tiktok. I will save Tiktok. Biden wants to get rid of Tijook.”

What Biden did: Biden signed from the two parties legislation In April, it would eventually prohibit Tiktok unless it is sold to an American company.

What Trump did: On August 6, 2020, Trump signed the executive command 13942, which sought to ban Tijk, he writes that “the United States must take aggressive measures against Tijook owners to protect our national security.” on January 20, 2024, Trump has issued an executive order to stop banning Tiktok for 75 days.

Kill chicken

White House press secretary Caroline Levitt Blame Biden for the high prices of eggs She stems from mass killing to manage chicken.

What Levitt said: The Biden Administration and the US Department of Agriculture directed “mass killing for more than 100 million chickens, which led to a lack of chicken supply in this country, and thus the lack of egg supplies, which leads to deficiency.” (We classified this real half.)

What Biden did: Chicken is executed to stop the spread of influenza, protect nearby farms, poultry and public health. Federal Law in 2002, which is the Animal Health Protection Law, which gives the US Department of Agriculture to clarify herds of herds and groups to stop the spread of the disease.

The data of the US Department of Agriculture shows 108 million chickens placed in the laying of eggs since 2022, including 13 million in 2025. It is not clear the number of compassionate or died due to the virus.

What Trump did: The influenza response plan in the US Department of Agriculture, which was updated in May 2017, was established guidelines of politics based on lessons of influenza outbreaks during the Obama administration. He said: “The interruption of the rapid population of infected poultry is very important to stop the transmission of the virus and must be given priority.” During the outbreak of bird flu in March 2017, a report of the US Department of Agriculture said, “Nearly 253,000 birds have been strengthened.”

Take the funds of the Federal Emergency Management Agency for immigrants

While exploring the damage of the hurricane in Georgia in October 2024, Trump said that the Biden Harris administration has transferred money from Fema for Immigration, leaving the disaster agency.

What Trump said: One billion dollars from FEMA for use of illegal immigrants were stolen. … and Fema is now seized. They have no money. ” (We classified that liar.)

What Biden did: Congress granted money to Fema for shelter and services programAnd that gave money to government governments, local governments and non -profit organizations that provide immigrants Temporary shelter, food and transportation. However, this is separate from the FEMA disaster relief box, which is used after hurricanes.

What Trump did: In 2019, the Ministry of Internal Security He said The “re -programming” of some of the boxes set aside. The administration said it would move $ 155 million from the Fema Disaster Relief Fund to immigration efforts.

Prison Office that provides transgender care

Trump attacked former Vice President and Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris on her statements about the transgender care of the people in prison. In 2019, Harris said she had supported allowing sexual affirmation surgery for people in federal prisons, and in 2024 she said it would “follow the law.” But there was a similar policy during Trump’s first term, in line with federal law.

What Trump said: Harris “supports sexual changes from taxpayers for prisoners and illegal foreigners.” (We classified that often true.)

What did Biden and Harris do: The Prison Prisons Office during the Biden Administration of Persons in Prison is allowed to request a sexual assertion surgery. We found that, as of September 2024, only two people in federal prisons got these procedures.

What Trump did: Trump’s first administration realized federal legal obligations to provide gender affirmation for prisoners. The New York Times highlighted the 2018 Ministry of Justice budget note that noted “the legal mandate to provide basic medical and mental health care” for the people in prison and indicated that “transgender perpetrators may need … surgery” as part of medical treatment. During the first period of Trump’s Prison Office, the Prison Office issued a transgender perpetrator guide, which referred to “a hormone or another medical treatment”, but it was not specifically mentioned.

Fema temporary housing for Hurricane Carolina victims

Trump accused Biden of hiding the survivors of North Carolina Hurricane from hotels. But Fema has similar civil requirements that affected temporary housing during the first Trump administration.

What Trump said: “The Biden 2000 North Carolinian administration launched their temporary homes to 20 degrees,” in January. (We have mostly classified that liar.)

What Biden did: Fema Under Biden presented hotel or motel rooms to North Caroline who need temporary housing after Hillan Hurricane. Fema reviews the eligibility of the participants every two weeks. Families are no longer eligible if they lose inspections, or their homes are suitable for housing or inspect hotels. On the weekend on January 18, the family of 740 families was told that they should leave the rooms because they are no longer eligible. They were given three weeks to find shelter.

What Trump did: Trump’s first administration had civil standards to stay in temporary housing. On February 16, 2018, a FEMA press release on the victims of the Texas Hurricane said that “review of the standards” will determine who is no longer qualified.

“Any shelter is, according to the design, a temporary and short -term solution, designed to be a bridge for medium -term solutions,” said Brock Long, then, at the time of March 2018, the home security committee. hearing.

The authors of Politifact Grace Abels, Jeff Cerone, Caleb McCullough, Maria Ramirez Uribe, and Politifact North Carolina Paul Specht in this article.