Commentator 2 (4:41)

The amount of ignorance out there, like we've said before, the Kashmir issue is not thousands of years old. It dates back to 1947. Also, what's this obsession with trade? Kashmir is a deeply emotional issue for India and Pakistan. You think they would settle it over trade? Pakistan may need the money, but India is under no such pressure. Today, Foreign Minister S.J. shankar made India's position clear. All dealings with Pakistan will be bilateral.

Official 1 (5:11)

Our relations, our dealings with them will be bilateral and strictly bilateral. That is a national consensus for many years. And there is absolutely no change in that consensus that dealings with Pakistan will be bilateral.

Commentator 1 (5:27)

Now here, this host, Palki Sharma as well then talks about Donald Trump misrepresenting the trade deals with India. Let me show you this clip right here. And then she also cites the external affairs minister as well. Let me play this clip right here.

Commentator 2 (5:46)

Trump, he won't. He's known for making such wild, unilateral claims. Take trade, for example. Trump says India is offering zero tariffs to America, basically no tariffs on US Imports. Just one problem, though. India has not announced any such move or offer. Again, the clarification came From Minister Jaishankar.

Official 1 (6:07)

Any trade deal, any trade deal has to be mutually beneficial. Any trade deal has to work for both the countries. And I think that would be our expectation from the trade deal. And until that is done, I think any judgment on it would be premature.

Commentator 2 (6:29)

India says any judgment would be premature. But that is not stopping Trump. He is also threatening companies against, against making in India companies like Apple. Apple was thinking about setting up factories in India. Trump's tariffs made China unsustainable. So Apple thought, why not make in India? But US President Donald Trump says he will not allow it.

Donald Trump (6:51)

I had a little problem with Tim Cook yesterday. I said to him, tim, you're my friend. I've treated you very good. You're coming in with $500 billion. But now I hear you're building all over India. I don't want you building in India. You can build in India if you want to take care of India because India is the highestone of the highest tariff nations in the world. It's very hard to sell into India.

Commentator 2 (7:13)

In baseball, there are three strikes. Trump has used them up in just one week. First, he claimed credit for ending the fighting between India and Pakistan. Then he unilaterally claimed zero tariffs from India. Then he warned Apple against making in India. And now we get news of his family striking a deal with Pakistan. Which brings me back back to my original question. Whose side is Donald Trump on personally? We know he's on the side of money.

Commentator 1 (7:41)

Now here's what DW News has to say about these tensions between Trump and Modi right now and why India is so furious. It's along the lines of what I was saying, but here, play this clip.

News Reporter (7:53)

Trump has claimed the role as dealmaker in chief after the two nuclear armed neighbors came dangerously close to war when they struck each other with missiles, drones and heavy artillery for four days. So what exactly did Trump say that's ruffled feathers here in Delhi?

Donald Trump (8:10)

Let's stop it. Let's stop it. If you stop it, we're doing trade. If you don't stop it, we're not going to do any trade. People have never really used trade the way I used it, that I can tell you. And all of a sudden they said, I think we're going to stop. And they have.

News Reporter (8:25)

And Trump didn't stop there. He even claimed he prevented a nuclear war.

Donald Trump (8:30)

I think it would have. It could have been bad nuclear war. Millions of people could have been killed. So I'm very proud of that.

News Reporter (8:36)

That's definitely not how India tells it. Modi's Government says it was Indian firepower that forced Pakistan to ask for a ceasefire on May10. Just to be clear, India has confirmed getting calls from U.S. vice President J.D. benz and Secretary of State Marco Rubio right before the ceasefire. But while Pakistan later thanked Donald Trump for for the truce, India doesn't acknowledge any US Role. It's also pushed back on Trump's claim that trade even came up. Instead, Delhi says it won't fall for what Prime Minister Modi called nuclear blackmail from Pakistan. And it's sticking to this one line.

Official 1 (9:40)

Let me be clear. It was the force of Indian arms that compelled Pakistan to stop its firing.

Commentator 1 (9:48)

Now let me show you what World Life Liberty posted about their deal with Pakistan's crypto council. This is from April 28, 2025. So about six days after the terrorist attack in Kashmir. Here's what W LFI posted. Historic moment. W LFI has officially signed an MoU with Pakistan. It was an incredible experience, meeting with Pakistan Crypto council and the leader shaping the future of crypto with. We're proud to be building with Pakistan to drive innovation forward. This is just the beginning. I'll play you about 30 seconds of this hype video. But mind you, the Trump family has a 60% stake in this WLFI, as it's been reported. Play this clip.

Commentator 2 (10:34)

It's an absolute pleasure to have all.

Official 1 (10:36)

Three of you today in Pakistan. We were in Islamabad earlier and now in Lahore. Tell me, how is Pakistan. Pakistan been for you? They want to participate in the digital financial ecosystem. They want to participate in what the future of finance looks like. And you really have to come here to see it. And we thank you and of course, all of your, your, your country mates for their hospitality. It's been nothing short of excellence.

Commentator 1 (11:08)

Now let me flesh out some of these clips as well. That has really made India furious. I mean, and you've seen him there in those other clips that I played for you. But here's Donald Trump on his most recent interview with Bret Baier saying that everyone knows that without me, the N word would have been in place. The N word. Donald Trump says over and over again, which Donald Trump says the N word means nuclear. And here's kind of him saying that with Brett Baer. Here, play this.

Donald Trump (11:38)

It was tit for tat. It was getting deeper and more. I mean, more missiles. Every, everyone was stronger, stronger to a point where the next ones are going to be, you know what the N word. You know what the N word is, right? Nuclear. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you for the clarification. I Figured you'd want to clean that up. No, it's the N word. That's a very nasty word, right. In a lot of ways, the N word used in a nuclear sense, that's the worst thing that can happen.

Commentator 1 (12:08)

And I think now this was Donald Trump giving a speech from the Oval Office where he falsely took credit for brokering the ceasefire between India and Pakistan. And as I just showed you before with the Foreign Minister, Donald Trump had no role in the ceasefire, really, at all. Here, play this.

Donald Trump (12:26)

The strength and the wisdom and fortitude to fully know and to understand the gravity of the situation. And we helped a lot. And we helped also with trade. I said, come on, we're going to do a lot of trade with you guys. Let's stop it. Let's stop it. If you stop it, we're doing trade. If you don't stop it, we're not going to do any trade. People have never really used trade the way I used it, that I can tell you. And all of a sudden they said, I think we're going to stop. And they have. And they did it for a lot of reasons, but trade is a big one. We're going to do a lot of trade with Pakistan, we're going to do a lot of trade with India. We're negotiating with India right now. We're going to be soon negotiating with Pakistan. And we stopped a nuclear conflict. I think it would have. It could have been a bad nuclear war. Millions of people could have been killed. So I'm very proud of that.

Commentator 1 (13:19)

And this was Donald Trump, what he said about Tim Cook. Let me play this apple.

Donald Trump (13:23)

As you know, it's coming in. And I had a little problem with Tim Cook yesterday. I said to him, tim, you're my friend. I treated you very good. You're coming in with 500 billion doll. But now I hear you building all over India. I don't want you building in India. You can build in India if you want to take care of India, because India is the highest, one of the highest tariff nations in the world. It's very hard to sell into India. And they've offered us a deal where basically they're willing to literally charge us no tariff. So we go from the highest tariff. You couldn't do business in India. We're not even a top 30 in India because the tariff is so high to a point where they have actually told us. I assume you, too, Scott, you were working on that also, that there will be no tariff. Right. Would you say that's a difference? They're the highest. And now they're saying no tariff. But I said to Tim, I said, tim, look, we've treated you really good. We put up with all the plants that you built in China.

Commentator 1 (14:22)

So I think you can see why there, why India would be absolutely livid and pissed about this. And again, this is being reported by media in India and elsewhere in international media, but not being reported in the United States. And I think it's an important factor for you to see how one people viewed Trump internationally as, as this clown, as this person who's just focused on himself and putting his interests above, you know, above even the United States. Anyway, let me play, let me just conclude this video by saying I think it's why it's so important that we have an international perspective of things. And we keep you posted at every step of the way. Thank you for watching. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 5 million subscribers. New Midas merch drop. Check out the latest pro democracy sticker packs, T shirts, hats, sweatshirts, and more, all@store.midas touch.com.