00:00What are you doing to a U.S.-India trade deal?
00:02Very close. We've been there for a little while.
00:05He's a very tough negotiator. He's one of the toughest, actually.
00:10So you look at this man. I'll give you a lesson.
00:12He's the most beautiful-looking man. He looks so nice. He's like an angel.
00:17But actually, he's as tough as he's a killer.
00:20I don't want to... He's that killer. He's as tough as they come.
00:23But he looks so good. So he gets you by surprise.
00:27And there's a few people like this. People say, he's such a nice man.
00:31I said, no, he's very... He's very tough. He's a tough negotiator.
00:36And he loves the Indian people, but he also loves the U.S.
00:39And we had Pouty Moti in Houston, remember?
00:42And the Indian was full.
00:47That was great. And we'll be going to India sometime in the future.
00:53President Trump, when will you go to India and how do you see Quad as well?
00:56This is a grouping that will start under your first term.
00:59And this is a grouping that all the four countries are looking forward to.
01:03Well, we had a great visit last time in India.
01:06We opened up that new stadium, and I think there were 300,000, 400,000 people.
01:10It seated like about 150,000.
01:15And there were 250,000 outside.
01:18And there were 100,000 on the grass.
01:20I don't know if that record's ever been broken, but we had a great...
01:24I had a great time in India.
01:29Do you expect India to play any role in West Asia?
01:32And Saddam from India, do you expect India to play any role in West Asia?
01:36Yeah, I do. I do.
01:37I think India plays a big role in everything.
01:40As long as he's the leader, India's going to play a big role.
01:44You said many times that India has a great friend in the United States, in Washington, D.C., in White
01:50House,
01:51till the time you are president.
01:52But some of your decisions recently caused trouble, concern in India.
01:56How would you like to assure people of India?
01:59Well, I tell you, as long as I'm president, we have a great...
02:02They have a great friend in the White House.
02:05I don't know where there might have been trouble.
02:08I don't think so.
02:09I can tell you, everyone here, they love India.
02:12They have tremendous respect for this man.
02:14Tremendous respect for this man.
02:20Are there going to be sanctions that are going to be reimposed on Russia
02:24now that the focus has once again been shifted to the Ukraine-Russia war?
02:28We are looking at that.
02:29We're seeing how far the price of oil comes down.
02:32It's really tumbling.
02:34It's, I guess, 74, 75 right now.
02:36So it's down.
02:37It's soon going to be at the number that it was four months ago.
02:41It's pretty amazing.
02:42And on top of that, we will have an Iran without a nuclear weapon,
02:46which I can tell you the Prime Minister feels very strongly about that, too.
02:50They were, to a leader, and we had G7+, many others came, as you know.
03:01To a leader, they were thrilled.
03:03They could not have been happy.
03:05Well, this gentleman came.
03:07That's a big get.
03:09He came, and they cannot even believe that it happened quickly.
03:14But it really didn't happen quickly.
03:17It happened.
03:17It's been happening for a long time.
03:19It's been happening from my first term, when a very evil man named Soleimani was killed.
03:25That's when it started.
03:27And nobody else did this but Trump.
03:29You know, you look at our presence.
03:3147 years, Iran took advantage of the world, the Middle East, but the world.
03:37Nobody did anything.
03:39The Obama deal was one of the dumbest deals I've ever seen.
03:42It was a road to a nuclear weapon.
03:44My deal is a wall to a nuclear weapon.
03:46You're not going to have it.
03:48It's a wall to a nuclear weapon.
03:49On minesweepers, do you want the Europeans to send minesweeper votes?
03:53We don't need them, but if they want to send them, I think it's good.
03:56Has anyone committed to minesweepers?
03:58Yes, all of them.
03:59All of them.
04:00The ones that have that kind of equipment have.
04:03But every one of them have committed to being involved.
04:07And at this point, do you feel that Vladimir Putin is more responsible for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine?
04:14Well, I don't want to comment on that because I'm trying to get it settled.
04:16And that doesn't make it easy.
04:31Bye.
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