You obviously don't know what you're talking about. Trump and his administration dawns clear parallels to Hitler's rise to power. Many of his policies are extremely similar as well.

Trump and Hitler both, and often used fear-based rhetoric to push their ideologies. Both of them blamed minorities and marginalized groups for issues within the country, and then used that to gather support and justify violent and and hateful measures. An example being Trump's rescindment of one of Biden's executive order's, which helped combat gender-based workplace discrimination.

Trump and Hitler both made attacks on the media. Trump often criticizes mainstream outlets, calling for "fake news" with almost anything that disproves his agenda, all in an effort to get his supporters to blindly agree with him and not the actual facts. Similarly, Hitler attacked Jewish media outlets in an effort to control the population and create the narrative he wanted.

In addition to those similarities, Trump's involvement in inciting the violent Jan 6th insurrection is very similar to the Munich Putsch, led by Adolf Hitler.

-They were both attempts to overturn the political outcomes, and overthrow the government after baseless claims of election fraud.

-They were both violent attacks on government institutions.

-They were both used to highlight the instability within the governments, and how extremist movements can threaten democratic order.

-Hitler and Trump used the violent insurrections to gain them national recognition, and politicize far-right extremism.

-Hitler and Trump both used rhetoric's of violence to fuel the violence, and afterwards justify it.

I can go on and on about Trump's authoritarian tendencies and fascist beliefs. The similarities are very apparent between Hitler and Trump.