Furious India Destroys Trump in Public Address

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Why is India “absolutely furious” with Donald Trump?

Ben Meiselas 0:00
India is absolutely furious at Donald Trump. Prime Minister Modi was ready to meet face to face with Donald Trump on Tuesday at the G7 to confront Donald Trump over serious issues that have made India absolutely furious. But as you know, Donald Trump was too cowardly to stay more than a few hours at the G7 on Monday. Donald Trump quickly fled. To his safe space, back to his bunker in Washington, D.C., after it was too difficult for him to be around responsible adult leaders at the G7. Donald Trump did not meet with Prime Minister Modi, which was supposed to happen on Tuesday. He did not meet with Zelensky, which was supposed to happen on Tuesday. He did not meet with Mexico's popular president, Claudia Scheinbaum, on Tuesday, and other world leaders who had meet.
Ben Meiselas 0:50
Set with him. So let me explain to you what Prime Minister Modi was going to confront Donald Trump about and how Prime Minister Modi spoke with Donald Trump by phone on Tuesday and yelled at Donald Trump and put Donald Trump in his place and then had India's foreign minister deliver an address to the nation describing what went down on a 35-minute phone call with Donald Trump. Of course, the American press is not really covering this in detail here, although some are. So I want to let you know what went down. So Prime Minister Modi is livid that Donald Trump keeps trying to take credit for the ceasefire in May between India and Pakistan. This goes to the heart of India's sovereignty and India's pride in their military and the operations against terrorist bases after.
Ben Meiselas 1:40
After the terrorist attack in the Kashmir region. India says Pakistan reached out begging for a ceasefire after India's successful military strikes, that it was a bilateral discussion, and the Trump administration had absolutely nothing to do with it. If anything, India says the Trump administration was trying to basically pump up Pakistan and say that Pakistan's gonna come after. You Pakistan is ready to deliver a massive blow to you. To which India said our military dealt with that, and the Trump regime did not do anything. Also, Trump's personal family, Trump and his family, did a crypto deal with the Pakistan government for millions and millions of dollars, and they announced that deal online.
Ben Meiselas 2:27
A organization, a company that the Trump Family has about a 60% ownership in World Liberty Financial. They announced the following on April 28th, right around when those terrorist attacks in Kashmir took place. So this again, this company is controlled by the Trump family. They say World Liberty Financial has officially signed a memorandum of understanding with Pakistan. It was an incredible experience meeting with the Pakistan. Crypto Council and the leader shaping the future of crypto. We're proud to be building the Pakistan to drive innovation forward. This is just the beginning.

What did Prime Minister Modi demand in his phone call with Trump?

Ben Meiselas 3:05
So India is basically saying: look, the Pakistan Crypto Council is all about gaining personal influence with Donald Trump. And look what happened on Tuesday. Donald Trump hosted the Pakistani army chief. So Donald Trump met with Field Marshal Asim Munir, who is the chief of staff of the Pakistan army in the White House. And Modi could have met with Donald Trump in person on Tuesday. But when Modi heard, wait a minute, you're bringing the Pakistan chief of staff of their military into the White House, and then they connected it with the crypto deal, and we're wondering, did that happen? Have anything to do with it. It could have been. And Modi was like, I'll do a phone call if you want to do a phone call.
Ben Meiselas 3:50
So Trump then called Modi on Tuesday. So let me tell you what went down in that phone call right here. So I'm going to show you a video right here. This is India's foreign secretary, Vikram Massiri. And Vikram Massiri first talks about how Donald Trump called Modi on Tuesday, how Modi and Trump were supposed to meet together at the G7, but Donald Trump left. First, let's play this.
Vikram Misri 4:16
The meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Trump Is said to take place on the sidelines of the Group of Seven Summit.

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