Trump’s awkward exchange with reporter from India

Trump’s awkward exchange with reporter from India: ‘I can’t understand a word you’re saying’
During the press meet with the Indian prime minister, the reporter asked the US president about his decision to extradite Pakistani national and accused terrorist Tahawwur Hussain Rana to India and the rising anti-India voices in the US. A clip of the awkward interaction has since gone viral on social media.
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President Donald Trump interrupted a reporter to say that he couldn’t understand his question because of his “accent” during a press conference with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday. The reporter,
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The clip shows the US president attempting to avoid a question on anti-India activities in the US and blaming the "accent" of an Indian reporter, saying he "can't understand a word" that is being asked to him.
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