If Donald Trump's word is any good, then he is the “opposite” of Adolf Hitler.

He told Fox News on Thursday after his former chief of staff John Kelly joined the growing list of Trump's top former White House officials who say he is unfit to lead because of his fascist ambitions.

“He said I was like Hitler… That couldn't be further from the truth. “It's actually the exact opposite,” he told Fox reporter Bill Melugin, along with further smears of the man he appointed.

Trump continued talking right after, but Fox News' Special report did not disclose his additional comments.

Trump's running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, also made sweeping claims in defense of the former president.

“Everything John Kelly said is not true,” Vance said during a rally in Michigan.

Vance, who never worked in the Trump administration, also claimed that there were “multiple eyewitnesses” who disputed Kelly's account. He didn't specify who.

Meanwhile, Democrats are emphasizing Kelly's “fascist” description of Trump, who has called for jailing critics and shutting down news networks he doesn't like.

Both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Barack Obama have warned about what a second Trump administration would bring, and both highlighted the issue during a joint appearance Thursday in Georgia.