Modi a 'Total Killer' in Defending India, Says Trump

Oct 10, 2024 View Original Article
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    22% Somewhat Conservative

  • Reliability

    45% ReliableFair

  • Policy Leaning

    44% Medium Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -24% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Trump fondly recalled his participation in the "Howdy Modi" event in Houston in 2020.
61% : In his assessment of other leaders, he mentioned China's President Xi Jinping as one of the tough guys, and about French President Emmanuel Macron, Trump said, "He's a smart guy.
56% : "He's great, he's a friend of mine, but on the outside, he looks like he's your father", yet "he's the nicest, total killer", Trump recalled during a podcast interview released recently.
47% : In the show filled with laughter and jokes, Trump said PM Modi "is the nicest Indian", and turning to Singh, asked him, "Do you like him or not?".
45% : While quoting PM Modi, Trump changed his voice to a tough-guy growl for effect on the podcast show, Flagrant, hosted by two comedians, Aakash Singh, and Andrew Cameron Schulz.
45% : Trump said that not all of them were "sharks", but gave the example of PM Modi as one of the tough leaders.
44% : Trump said, "Wow, he was talking about a certain country, yeah, you can probably guess, but I said, 'Whoa, what happened there'?"He left it up in the air which was the "certain country", but there were two major confrontations that involved China and Pakistan during Trump's rule, both of which did not escalate.
41% : Trump made the observations when Schulz asked if world leaders were "all sharks"?
38% : We've defeated them for hundreds of years," Trump said.
19% : With his penchant for hyperbole, Trump said that till PM Modi became Prime Minister there was instability in India.

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