Speaker 1: As a general rule, Trump plus India is a very dangerous combination, likely to
lead to complete and total humiliation.
Trump, when he is alongside Indian Prime Minister Modi, will often praise extraordinarily authoritarian
ideas.
You might remember that once Donald Trump spoke in India and mispronounced everything
and the crowd literally started to flee.
You might remember our 2020 video Indian Crowd Flees as Trump mispronounces everything.
Remember Trump trying to pronounce Indian names for the army?
Speaker 5: Vijay Come on and Sudarshan Tendulkar.
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 1: Virat Kohli Yeah.
That was a hell of an event.
Speaker 5: Namaz stay.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Namaz stay.
So anyway, Trump went on Indian TV yesterday.
NDTV New Delhi television and just drops humiliating whopper after a whopper.
Now I still don't really know why he's appearing on these shows.
I think that there's probably less interest lately in having him on what might be more
mainstream American outlets.
That's an interesting question in and of itself.
But Donald Trump appearing alongside the Indian Prime Minister Modi, and Trump says a lot
of crazy things, including that the United States is, quote, going to hell.
Speaker 6: But overall, the president and that's the question that keeps coming up,
that in a democracy, India is considered the world's largest democracy.
You are the world's oldest.
And that's why we have this relationship.
The democracies function on the principle that the losing side concedes defeat and the
winning side.
I agree with big silver when you lose in this case, you haven't.
I mean, in a sense, you still haven't accepted the outcome of 2020 U.S..
Speaker 5: Because I look at the and take a look at what happened two weeks ago.
It came out the head of Facebook.
Zuckerberg said the FDA.
Speaker 1: Had a Facebook guys.
Speaker 5: By, came to him and told him this Russian disinformation, don't say anything.
And they went to the media and they suppressed it.
That's a major form.
This is a just ballot stuffing.
What they're doing right.
Was so bad and what they're doing.
Speaker 1: See if you can follow his explanation through the entire clip, I dare.
Speaker 5: You, is a disgrace to our country.
And nobody did anything about it.
And it made they say the pollsters say it made from a ten to a 20 point difference.
Speaker 1: But can you imagine can you imagine what he's claiming there?
A 20 point difference because of of of the Hunter Biden laptop Zuckerberg thing.
So instead of Biden winning by well I don't even know what was the percentage six Trump
was going to win the popular vote by 14.
I mean it's an absurd claim.
Speaker 6: The election outcome.
Speaker 5: Oh is a tremendous.
They suppressed all of that information probably illegally.
I assume it was illegally done, but it should have never done.
Next.
Speaker 6: You you think that this is a kind of a problematic area when you have an election
outcome?
Absolutely not.
One side doesn't accept.
No, absolutely not.
You know, I mean, we all know there is a lot of fraud, voter fraud in the United States.
You know, all the Democrat run cities, Democrat run.
Speaker 1: Districts.
Sorry.
And by the way, if I said earlier that Trump appeared alongside Modi, this is not Modi.
It's very clearly not Modi.
And I don't know why I had that in my notes, but this is Shalabh Kumar, the Republican
Hindu coalition founder.
This is not Modi.
I was misinformed and I apologize for that.
Speaker 6: We know that there counties this time because of the pandemic, it was much
bigger.
It was much bigger.
And that's what essentially happened.
Now, if I you know, first of all, let me also tell you that Hindu Americans and India in
general, they don't give a hoot about this.
I'm in the community.
I go they travel there every day.
They don't give up things about me.
Feel strongly about it.
Yes.
Yes, he does feel strongly about.
Speaker 1: This now really devolves into just like a mess of a conversation.
Speaker 5: Things.
You know what?
I feel strongly about our country and our country is going to hell.
There it.
Speaker 1: Is.
It is going to hell.
Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 5: That's what I feel strongly about.
And when you look at what's happened to the US, when you look at what's happened in two
years to the United States, we've never been in a position like this ever.
Speaker 6: But you know, some would say, President Trump, that this this idea of a of a kind
of a stolen or an illegal election can have consequences in terms of what happened in
January 6th.
Some would say as a consequence of that, that there was actual violence.
Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, Democrats have.
Speaker 6: Said it isn't that.
Speaker 5: Democrats have said it for a long time about different elections.
What is he talking about?
They went out and they said the 2016 election was stolen.
The same people that now complain and of.
Speaker 1: Course, this is a false equivalency.
The idea that there was an influence campaign by other countries who preferred Trump over
Hillary Clinton is not the literal theft of an election in the way that Trump is claiming
there was fraud.
Speaker 5: We're big complainers about 2016.
They say, I stole the election in 2016, which I didn't do.
But this and.
Speaker 1: By the way, Hillary conceded like hours after the results.
Speaker 5: Voices that you hear said, no, no.
There's tremendous proof, this tremendous evidence.
And again, go back to just two weeks ago when Zuckerberg said he was told Russian disinformation,
don't say anything.
Don't say anything until after the election.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
So there is the I mean, just a bizarre interview.
Here's just one other clip in which Trump was asked about 2024.
Speaker 6: We just asked you to see both of you back together again.
Is this all an indication that you are now set on the road to 2024?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, momentum.
Everyone wants me to run.
I'm leading in the polls and every poll, the Republican polls and in Democrat polls.
Speaker 1: And now that's obviously not true.
Earlier I told you about a new poll in which Joe Biden is leading by six in the hypothetical
matchup, but reality does not matter.
Speaker 5: I'll make a decision in the very near future, I suspect.
And I think that a lot of people are going to be very happy.
But we've been friends for a long time.
We've been friends from before the last campaign in 2016 and then 2020.
And I've had a great relationship to India and to Prime Minister Modi, where we've been
friends and I think he's a great guy and doing a terrific job.
It's not an easy job he's got.
So but we've known each other a long time.
Good man.
Speaker 6: Right.
That's an interesting thing.
You said that you said you had to make up your mind, but a lot of people will be happy
with the decision.
Speaker 5: I think so.
A lot of people will be and a couple of people will be unhappy.
Speaker 6: Okay.
This is quite an interesting hint that we've got this.
Why do you think it's now almost a done deal that President Trump is going to run again
and should he run again?
Is he is he the obvious choice?
Of course he should run again.
That's our view.
And then, you know, it'll be great if he runs again.
I mean, our community, they will just love to have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Indian community will just absolutely love Trump and the Hindu community
will love Trump, by the way.
Two communities that don't particularly love Trump.
But that's the claim that's being made.
What a wild interview.
Truly bizarre stuff.
And again, this this, you know, the right used to claim very loudly.
No matter what ever happens in the United States, you never say America isn't great.
You never say America is downhill or going bad or whatever.
And now it's completely acceptable among these folks to say, no, no, no, America sucks.
Now you need me to fix it and make it good.
America's going to hell in the Bush era.
Republicans would say, you never say that.
Very, very different Republican Party at this point
in time.