00:00The Supreme Court justices who ruled against the policy striking it down, are they still invited to your State of
00:07the Union next week?
00:08And will you speak with them?
00:09They are invited. Barely. Barely.
00:15Three are happily invited. No, no. They're barely invited.
00:20Honestly, I couldn't care less if they come. Okay?
00:24Thank you, Mr. President.
00:27On the trade deal, which is the framework, which is to be signed with India sometime soon, will that stand
00:35now?
00:36Nothing changes. Nothing changes?
00:38No, nothing changes. They'll be paying tariffs.
00:40And we will not be paying tariffs. Our deal with India is they pay tariffs.
00:43This is a reversal for what it used to be, as you know.
00:46India, I think Prime Minister Modi is a great gentleman, a great man, actually.
00:52But he was much smarter than the people that he was against, in terms of the United States.
00:59He was ripping us off, and India.
01:01So we made a deal with India, and it's a fair deal now.
01:03And we are not paying tariffs to them, and they are paying tariffs.
01:07We did a little flip.
01:08Mr. President, I think there is another war that you stopped, and you should take the Kurds, which is in
01:25Syria.
01:26Secretary Rabiot, after his meeting in Munich with the Syrian foreign minister and the Kurdish general, Muslim Abdi,
01:32he said that President Trump was directly involved with any force to stop the fighting between the Kurds and the
01:37Syrians.
01:38How will your administration will make sure that this peace is sustained?
01:42And do you support the idea of...
01:43Well, it's a very different topic.
01:45So I don't want to spend a lot of time.
01:46But all I can say is that the president of Syria, who I essentially put there, is doing a phenomenal
01:53job.
01:53He's a rough guy.
01:55He's not a choir boy.
01:56A choir boy couldn't do it.
01:58But Syria is coming together, really coming together well.
02:02And thus far, he's been very good to the Kurds.
02:04Yeah.
Comments