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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 Sheinbaum on Tuesday and other world leaders who had meetings 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 cease fire 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 the terrorist attack in the Kashmir region. India says Pakistan reached out begging for a cease fire 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, it India says the Trump administration was trying to basically pump up Pakistan and say that Pakistan is going to 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. And a organization, a company that the Trump family has about a 60% ownership in, world Liberty Financial, they announced the following on April 28, 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, 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. 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 Aseem 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 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. So Trump then called Modi on. 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 Masiri. And Vikram Masiri 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 Masiri
The meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Trump is set to take place on the sidelines of the Group of Seven summit. President Trump had to return to America quickly, which is why this meeting did not happen after this. At President Trump's request, the two leaders spoke on the phone today. The conversation lasted approximately 35 minutes.
Political Commentator
Now, in this next clip, I'm going to show you India's foreign secretary, Vikram Masiri here. He talks about how Prime Minister Modi conveyed to Donald Trump in no uncertain terms. Stop saying that you did the ceasefire deal. You had nothing to do with it. Stop making it up. You had nothing to do with this negotiation. Cut it out. Stop it. You don't believe me? Here is the address to the Indian people by India's Foreign Secretary, Vikram Masiri. We had to translate it into English so you can hear it on AI, though. Here, play this clip.
Vikram Masiri
Prime Minister Modi clearly told President Trump that during this entire episode, there was never any discussion at any level about an India US Trade deal or US Mediation between India and Pakistan. The discussion to halt military action occurred directly between India and Pakistan through existing channels between both armies and was made at Pakistan's request. Prime Minister Modi firmly stated that India has neither accepted mediation nor does it do so and never will do. There is complete political unanimity on this subject in India. President Trump understood the details explained by the Prime Minister and expressed support for India's fight against terrorism. Prime Minister Modi also said that India now sees terrorism not as a proxy war, but as a war.
Political Commentator
Now, on Tuesday, at the working session of the G7 that Trump was too cowardly to show up at, Prime Minister Modi was mocking Donald Trump to the world leaders there. Here, Prime Minister Modi is speaking to French President Emmanuel Macron. And here Modi says, so I hear nowadays, Emmanuel Macron, you have to fight on Twitter. You're a Twitter fighter now. And they're mocking Donald Trump for his social media posts. Watch this.
Donald Trump
Nowadays you are fighting with Twitter.
Political Commentator
Now, I know that was a quick clip, so let me show it for you one more time. Let's play that clip right here.
Donald Trump
Nowadays you are fighting a Twitter.
Political Commentator
Now I'll show you. This is an example of what India is very pissed about. And this is what led to that phone call on Tuesday that I just shared with you between the Foreign Minister of India or between Modi and Donald Trump and the Foreign Minister of India. Explain what went down on the video that I showed you. So there's dozens of clips like this, but Here is many, May 30, 2025, where Donald Trump talks about the deal that he's most proud of is the India and Pakistan deal because they were going to go to nuclear war. And Donald Trump said that he saved the day by dangling trade in front of them. Here, let's play this clip so you can hear it for yourself. Let's play it.
Donald Trump
I think the deal I'm most proud of is the fact that we're dealing with India, we're dealing with Pakistan. And we were able to stop potentially a nuclear war through trade, as opposed through bullets. You know, normally they do it through bullets, we do it through trade. So I'm very proud of that. Nobody talks about it, but we had a very nasty potential war going on between Pakistan and India. And now if you look, they're doing fine. I was getting very bad, it was getting very nasty. They're both nuclear powers. The Pakistan representatives are coming in next week. And India, as you know, we're very close to making a deal with India and I wouldn't have any interest in making a deal with either if they were going to be at war with each other. I would not and I let them know.
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Political Commentator
Now here's Donald Trump on May 12, 2025 taking credit for it as well. So you can hear for yourself. Let's play it in.
Donald Trump
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'll do a 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 the nuclear conflict. 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 now.
Political Commentator
Even after the phone call on Tuesday with Prime Minister Modi earlier in the day, on Wednesday, when Donald Trump held that bizarre press conference announcing that he was building gigantic American flag, American flags with huge flag poles in the north and south lawn of the White House, Donald Trump said the following about Pakistan and India and he was saying how he deserves all of the credit and why the media doesn't give him enough credit for the deal even after he spoke to Modi. Here, play this clip with the Pakistani.
Donald Trump
Army chief of staff. What are you, look. What are you looking forward to achieving diplomatically? Well, I stopped a war between Pakistan. I love Pakistan. I think Modi is a fantastic man. I spoke to him last night. We're going to make a trade deal with, with Modi of India. But I stopped the war between Pakistan and India. This man was extremely influential in stopping it from the Pakistan side, Modi from the India side and others. And they were going at it. And they're both nuclear countries. I got it stopped. I don't think I had one story.
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Did I have one.
Donald Trump
One story written about I stopped a war between two major nations, major nuclear nations. I don't think I had a story written about it. But that's okay. You know why? The people know. The people know. Mr. Did anybody write that story about the war? Did anybody. Did you write it? We wrote one. We all wrote it. Did you write it? Of course. Just one more. When did your patients run out with Marine One departures?
Political Commentator
No, no.
Donald Trump
We put it so that Marine One is very far away. We did it in conjunction with the Air Force, with everybody, and everybody signed off on it. We now have to have it far away. It's very far from Marine ones out there in the field. So you have to have a certain distance. We're about three times that distance. Thank you very much, everybody.
Political Commentator
So then later that day, and by the way, you heard Donald Trump referencing him, he was referring to the chief of staff of the Pakistani military, Field Marshal Asim Munir. But then later in the day, with the Juventus Football club behind him, when he was holding that other oppressor, here's what he said went down. He says how it was an honor to meet the Pakistan chief of staff and what an honor it was. And here's what he says. Let's play it.
Donald Trump
Reason I had him here, I wanted to thank him for not going into the war, just, you know, ending the war. And I want to thank, as you know, Prime Minister Modi just left just a little while ago. Just left. And we're working a trade deal with India, we're working a trade deal with Pakistan. And they were both here, but I was with Modi a few weeks ago. He was here, actually. But now we speak to him. And I'm so happy. There was a deal that two smart people, plus, you know, they have people on their staff, too, but two smart people, two very smart people decided not to keep going with that war. That could have been a nuclear. Well, those are two nuclear power powers, big ones. Big, big nuclear powers. And they decided. So I was, I was honored to meet him today.
Political Commentator
Now, during that same press conference, you have Donald Trump also, you know, lying and saying that Iran wants to show up at the White House. Iran wants to, you know, do this meeting with him at the White House. And again, it's just like Donald Trump creates these fictions and just makes up these conversations that don't take place. Play this clip.
Donald Trump
In the end, they decided not to do it, and now they wish they did it. And they want to meet, but it's late to meet, but they want to meet and they want to come to the White House. They'll even come to the White House. So we'll see. I may, I may do that, but it's, it's a shame it wasn't. Could have been done the easy way.
Political Commentator
Now, Iran denied Trump's claim that they wanted a White House meeting. This came from Iran's mission to the UN Quote, no Iranian official has ever asked to grovel at the gates of the White House. The only thing more despicable than his lies is his cowardly threat to take out Iran's. Iran's supreme leader. Iran does not negotiate under duress, shall not accept peace under duress, and certainly not with has been warmonger, clinging to relevance. Now, you remember Donald Trump did this with China. Remember when Donald Trump lied and said that he was having all of these conversations with Xi Jinping before he ever even had a conversation with Xi Jinping is like, of course we had conversations. Remember that? Here, play this clip.
Donald Trump
We're talking. Have.
Vikram Masiri
You are talking directly to President Xi.
Donald Trump
I don't want to say that. It's just. No, not appropriate. But you're speaking. Sorry, has he called you directly, President.
Political Commentator
Xi, or reached out to try to facilitate a conversation?
Donald Trump
Well, you think it was pretty obvious that he has, but we will talk about that soon. It's not that important because, honestly, we're going to have a deal. I believe we're going to have a deal with China. And if we don't, we're going to have a deal anyway because we're going to set a certain target and that's going to be it.
Political Commentator
And so, finally, let me just play you one more time. That clip of Modi with the French president mocking Donald Trump for his Twitter post. Here, play this clip.
Donald Trump
Nowadays, you are fighting on Twitter.
Political Commentator
So again, you hear India's foreign minister saying, you didn't mediate anything. You had nothing to do with it. And that was a very critical address that India had to give to its people after all of Donald Trump's lies, you know, and one of the things that's actually becoming a major barrier to a trade deal with India at this point is Donald Trump's continued lies over and over again about being. Is about doing the ceasefire and that he was responsible for it and India's begging for trade, you know, and India is like, look, we're a sovereign nation. You know, we, we did this. Our military was involved. Stop trying to be the central figure in, in our world. You. You had nothing to do with it. And, and that's Trump's M.O. in everything. I think California Governor Gavin Newsom said that as well. You know, Trump either create or then invents fictitious worlds where he becomes his own Marvel superhero, where he's really the villain in the sovereign affairs of other countries or just in the developments of the world, or he just injects himself in things that are not things that he's doing, and he's getting mocked internationally. Well, tell me what you think. But I thought it was important to lay that all out in a way that you probably haven't seen anywhere else on American media. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 5 million subscribers.
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Summary of "Furious India Destroys Trump in Public Address" – The MeidasTouch Podcast
Release Date: June 19, 2025
In the episode titled "Furious India Destroys Trump in Public Address," the Meiselas brothers—Ben, Brett, and Jordy—from The MeidasTouch Podcast dive deep into a heated exchange between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former U.S. President Donald Trump. The discussion revolves around Trump's controversial claims regarding his role in mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, his interactions at the G7 summit, and the ensuing diplomatic fallout.
The episode begins by setting the stage at the recent Group of Seven (G7) summit, where significant diplomatic tensions surfaced between India and the United States.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Masiri's Insights [05:16 - 05:41]:
"The meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Trump is set to take place on the sidelines of the Group of Seven summit. President Trump had to return to America quickly, which is why this meeting did not happen after this. At President Trump's request, the two leaders spoke on the phone today. The conversation lasted approximately 35 minutes."
(Vikram Masiri)
A central theme of the episode is Modi's direct challenge to Trump regarding the latter's assertions about their involvement in the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
Prime Minister Modi's Stance [06:20 - 07:29]:
"Prime Minister Modi clearly told President Trump that during this entire episode, there was never any discussion at any level about an India US Trade deal or US Mediation between India and Pakistan. The discussion to halt military action occurred directly between India and Pakistan through existing channels between both armies and was made at Pakistan's request. Prime Minister Modi firmly stated that India has neither accepted mediation nor does it do so and never will do. There is complete political unanimity on this subject in India. President Trump understood the details explained by the Prime Minister and expressed support for India's fight against terrorism. Prime Minister Modi also said that India now sees terrorism not as a proxy war, but as a war."
(Vikram Masiri)
This segment underscores India's frustration with Trump's narrative that credits himself for the ceasefire, which India attributes solely to its military efforts and bilateral negotiations with Pakistan.
During the G7 summit, Modi took a moment to publicly mock Trump's reliance on social media for political discourse.
Modi's Interaction with Emmanuel Macron [07:59 - 08:14]:
Modi engages with French President Emmanuel Macron, saying:
"So I hear nowadays, Emmanuel Macron, you have to fight on Twitter. You're a Twitter fighter now."
(Political Commentator)
Trump responds:
"Nowadays you are fighting with Twitter."
(Donald Trump)
This exchange highlights India's disdain for what it perceives as Trump's superficial approach to international relations, juxtaposing it with India's more direct and substantial diplomatic engagements.
The podcast delves into specific instances where Trump inaccurately claims credit for the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
Trump's False Attribution [08:53 - 09:42]:
"I think the deal I'm most proud of is the fact that we're dealing with India, we're dealing with Pakistan. And we were able to stop potentially a nuclear war through trade, as opposed through bullets... So I'm very proud of that."
(Donald Trump)
Despite India's clear statements to the contrary, Trump persists in portraying himself as the pivotal figure in averting a nuclear conflict between the two nations.
Trump's Further Assertions [11:17 - 12:17]:
"We stopped the nuclear conflict. I think it would have been bad nuclear war. Millions of people could have been killed. So I'm very proud of that now."
(Donald Trump)
And later:
"Yeah, look... I stopped a war between Pakistan and India... Both are nuclear countries... I got it stopped."
(Donald Trump)
These claims are vehemently disputed by Indian officials, who maintain that the ceasefire was a result of their own diplomatic and military strategies, with no involvement from the Trump administration.
The episode highlights the lack of comprehensive coverage by American media regarding Modi's confrontation with Trump and the truths about the ceasefire negotiations.
Political Commentator's Observation [17:22 - 17:36]:
"You hear India's foreign minister saying, you didn't mediate anything. You had nothing to do with it... This was a very critical address that India had to give to its people after all of Donald Trump's lies."
(Political Commentator)
This segment emphasizes the disconnect between Trump's public narrative and the actual diplomatic interactions, pointing out a significant media oversight.
To further illustrate Trump's pattern of self-aggrandizement, the podcast references his previous interactions with other world leaders, notably Xi Jinping of China.
Trump's Deceptive Communication with Xi Jinping [16:52 - 17:05]:
"We're talking. Have."
(Donald Trump)
"You are talking directly to President Xi."
(Vikram Masiri)
"I don't want to say that. It's just. No, not appropriate. But you're speaking. Sorry, has he called you directly, President."
(Donald Trump)
This exchange serves to highlight a pattern where Trump often inflates his role in international diplomacy, creating a narrative where he is the central figure in major geopolitical developments.
Despite Trump's attempts to portray himself as a diplomatic savior, international leaders continue to mock his methods and claims.
Continued Mockery at G7 [17:31 - 17:36]:
"Nowadays, you are fighting on Twitter."
(Donald Trump)
This reiterates the earlier mockery by Modi towards Trump's reliance on social media platforms, reinforcing the perception of Trump's superficial engagement in serious diplomatic matters.
The Meiselas brothers conclude the episode by reflecting on the broader implications of Trump's actions and narratives. They highlight the importance of recognizing and addressing misinformation, especially when it pertains to international relations and national sovereignty.
Political Commentator's Final Thoughts [17:36 - 18:55]:
"One of the things that's actually becoming a major barrier to a trade deal with India at this point is Donald Trump's continued lies over and over again about being... trying to be the central figure in... the developments of the world... He's getting mocked internationally."
The episode serves as a critical examination of Trump's handling of international diplomacy, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability from global leaders. The Meiselas brothers advocate for informed discourse and support for democratic principles, aligning with the podcast's overarching mission.
Misattribution of Success: Trump's false claims about mediating the India-Pakistan ceasefire undermine India's sovereignty and military accomplishments.
Public Mockery by Modi: Prime Minister Modi's public exchanges at the G7 summit highlight international frustration with Trump's diplomatic approach.
Media Oversight: There is a significant lack of in-depth media coverage in the U.S. regarding the true nature of the ceasefire negotiations and Modi's confrontations with Trump.
Pattern of Self-Aggrandizement: Trump's interactions with other leaders, such as Xi Jinping, reveal a consistent pattern of overstating his role in international affairs.
Impact on Trade Relations: Trump's misinformation is identified as a barrier to potential trade deals between the U.S. and India.
Vikram Masiri on Modi-Trump Call [05:41]:
"The conversation lasted approximately 35 minutes."
Modi Mocking Trump's Twitter Use [07:59]:
"So I hear nowadays, Emmanuel Macron, you have to fight on Twitter. You're a Twitter fighter now."
Trump's Ceasefire Claim [08:53]:
"We were able to stop potentially a nuclear war through trade, as opposed through bullets."
Trump on Avoiding War [11:24]:
"We stopped the nuclear conflict. I think it would have been bad nuclear war. Millions of people could have been killed."
Trump's Interaction with Pakistani Army Chief [12:55]:
"I stopped a war between Pakistan and India... I got it stopped."
Iran Denial and Trump’s Threat [15:53]:
"They want to meet and they want to come to the White House."
Final Mockery of Trump's Twitter Wars [17:31]:
"Nowadays, you are fighting on Twitter."
The "Furious India Destroys Trump in Public Address" episode effectively sheds light on the complex dynamics between the U.S. and India amidst false narratives propagated by former President Trump. Through incisive analysis and comprehensive coverage, The MeidasTouch Podcast elucidates the critical importance of safeguarding national sovereignty against misleading international claims.
For listeners interested in nuanced political discussions, humorous banter, and unwavering support for democratic values, this episode serves as a compelling testament to The Meiselas brothers' unique journalistic approach.