WASHINGTON (AP) — The apportioning of credit and blame went awry in President Donald Trump's remarks over the past week.

He hailed pristine air quality that isn't, placed responsibility on Mexico for the entire U.S. drug problem and told Puerto Ricans they should love him because he got them hurricane aid that he's actually been complaining about for months.

In the Democratic presidential campaign, meantime, Trump was accused of breaking a gun-control promise that in reality he kept.

A week in review:

DISASTER AID

TRUMP, on signing a relief bill for multiple U.S. disasters: "Puerto Rico should...