President Donald Trump's press conference with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi started an uncomfortable start when the president said that he could not understand 'a word' of what an accentuated reporter asked him.
The comment came next to each other when Trump stood in the eastern room of the White House with modes, with whom he enjoyed warm relationships during his first term. Trump called Modi 'my friend' and 'a very special man'.
Then Trump called on an American Indian journalist. The question was about the extradition of Tahawwur Rana, accused of participating in the Mumbai attack of 2008. Trump called him a 'very violent man'.
The problem is that Trump said he couldn't understand the question at all.
“You have to get louder,” said Trump, 78, in the beginning and a quilzozian expression that heard it.
“I can't understand a word that he said. It's the emphasis. It's a bit difficult for me, “Trump said, quickly in the midst of a few chuckles in the room.
President Donald Trump called on an Indian reporter established in the US and said he could not understand 'a word'
It was a flashback to earlier this month, when Trump told an Afghan reporter that she had a 'beautiful voice', but told her “I can't understand a word that you say.”
Both comments come at a time when Trump's administration organizes 'massive deportations' and other countries, including India, returns their citizens when they are caught here without legal documentation.
It was the second moment that Drew laughed in the traditional two-and-two presidential news conference, although it did not broken big news because it was Trump's fourth public event of the day.
Previously, Trump said that he 'trusts' Vladimir Putin and signed an order to draw 'mutual rates' at countries around the world.
Modi moved with Trump and spoke about the 'deep mutual confidence that we are sharing' and called to make 'India great again, or Miga', chuckle.
Then he said when you combine Miga and Maga, “It will be mega.”
Meanwhile, Modi gave an answer in step with Trump's push to get people who entered the country illegally.
“We believe that everyone who enters another country illegally has absolutely no right to be in that country,” Modi said. He added that “we are fully prepared to take them back” when they turn out to be out of his country.
Trump took questions after meetings with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Trump took several questions at the press conference, but could not understand it about delivering a man who was accused of participating in the terror attack from Mumbai to India
Trump was asked another Russian question and was asked about various statements of himself and his administration that Ukraine could undermine Ukraine in discussions, including statements by Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth that Ukraine may have to give up territory and the vague prospect to become a member of NATO.
What, Trump was asked, should Russia give up?
Trump did not answer immediately and said that Ukraine “did not lose anything” during his first term, and declared the position of Russia, which they “very strongly” stated that Ukraine could not be in NATO.
“Russia got into something that I think they wished they didn't do,” said Trump. “I want that bloodshed to stop.”
Trump was also asked on Thursday about his statements about meeting Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, and European critics who say that he is making more efforts to cultivate opponents than allies.
Trump criticized the EU and NATO instead. “You have to pay more money because it is unfair,” he said.
