Currently, the U.S. enjoys low inflation and low unemployment, with workers' purchasing power higher than it was five years ago.

While some Americans face economic challenges, these issues were also present during Trump's presidency.

Violent crime rates, especially homicides, which surged during Trump's last year in office, have been on a decline and continue to fall.

Despite this positive economic landscape, Trump has propagated a false narrative, depicting America as a nation in decline, beset by economic collapse and violent crime.

Trump has also claimed that the Biden administration is deliberately withholding aid from Republican regions affected by Hurricane Helene, a claim that lacks supporting evidence.

In response to Trump's assertions, Georgia's Republican governor, Brian Kemp, refuted the claim that he struggled to communicate with Biden, stating that the president offered direct assistance.

Major rescue and recovery operations are currently underway, with Republican governors praising the federal government's efforts in their states.

During a recent event at the City University of New York, economist Paul Krugman addressed economic perceptions but was interrupted by a protester criticizing Biden's response to Hurricane Helene.

The protester echoed Trump's unfounded allegations, claiming that Biden and North Carolina's Democratic governor were neglecting Republican areas.

Krugman accused Trump of relying on fabricated narratives as his campaign material loses its effectiveness.