- By Shivangi Sharma
- Mon, 17 Mar 2025 01:30 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
US President Donald Trump has shared Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s interview with renowned podcaster Lex Fridman on his Truth Social platform. The podcast, which has gained widespread attention, features an in-depth discussion on India’s growth, leadership, and global influence.
Donald Trump shared PM Modi’s interview with Lex Fridman on Monday moorning, which has already gained global attention. During the conversation, Modi praised Trump’s unwavering commitment to the US, highlighting his resilience after the 2024 assassination attempts and calling his dedication "unshakeable."
PM Modi also praised US President Donald Trump's dedication to America and his "America First" spirit. PM Modi recalled the 2019 "Howdy Modi" event, highlighting Donald Trump’s bravery in disregarding security protocols to walk with him in the stadium. He framed this as a sign of Trump’s trust and their strong ties, noting that Trump continued sending regards even during Joe Biden’s presidency.
PM Modi On Donald Trump's Assassination Attempt
He recalled Trump's resilience after last year’s assassination attempt, comparing it to the leader he saw in 2019, when Trump walked hand-in-hand with him into a stadium crowd despite security concerns. Modi highlighted their mutual trust and strong bond, emphasizing that Trump's decisiveness mirrored his own belief in "Nation First." He also suggested that tensions between nations often arise due to third-party interference rather than personal differences between leaders.
"His reflection showed his America First spirit, just as I believe in Nation First. I stand for India first and that's why we connect so well. These are the things that truly resonate. And I believe that across the world politicians are covered so much by the media that people mostly perceive each other through its lens. People rarely get the chance to truly meet or personally know one another and perhaps third-party intervention is the real cause of tensions," said PM Modi.