President Donald Trump held another public praise session during a briefing in Memphis on Monday, a move critics likened to a scene straight out of North Korea.

At one point, Trump even jokingly demanded more flattery.

In clips going viral on social media, Homeland Security adviser Stephen Miller credited Trump with a “national miracle” for his work on border security and public safety.

Trump beamed at the praise, then turned to FBI Director Kash Patel.

“So, Kash, see if you can top that,” the president said. “That’s a tough one, Kash.”

Patel then did his best, saying that while America has had “the greatest warriors on God’s green Earth,” they were still missing something.

“But what we didn’t have was you,” he said to Trump. “We didn’t have a commander-in-chief to back the blue.”

Far from backing “the blue,” Trump, on his first official day in office last year, issued blanket pardons to the MAGA crowd that attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, to block the certification of the 2020 election. Those pardons even covered rioters who were convicted of violent acts against police officers.

Yet Patel praised Trump for his law enforcement efforts, saying the president had allowed law enforcement to catch criminals at “record historic levels.”

“This is an enduring mission, Mr. President, because you have made it enduring,” he gushed. “It is gonna go on for generations to come.”

Patel also celebrated Trump’s “brilliant leadership” and thanked him for “delivering America the safest, safest, safest country on God’s green Earth.”

Trump’s critics could hardly believe what they were seeing: