Donald Trump says on “The Axios Show” that, when asked which world leader he admires most, he names Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The remarks come shortly after Trump returns from a G7 summit in France, which he describes as “very dominant.” In the segment, Trump responds to the host’s question about his most admired world leader(s), indicating both Modi and Xi as figures he holds in high regard. The reports also note that Trump makes the comments while discussing his recent international travel and the outcomes or dynamics of the G7 meeting. Across the available accounts, the key elements are Trump’s appearance on the program, the timing after the G7 summit trip, and his identification of Modi and Xi as leaders he admires. No additional details about any specific policy or diplomatic context for the remarks are included in the provided sources.
Trump names PM Modi and Xi Jinping as world leaders he most admires
Donald Trump says on “The Axios Show” that, when asked which world leader he admires most, he names Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The remarks come shortly after Trump...
- Trump makes the comments during an appearance on “The Axios Show.”
- Trump is asked which world leader he admires most.
- Trump names Prime Minister Narendra Modi as one admired leader.
- Trump also names Chinese President Xi Jinping as one admired leader.
- Trump speaks shortly after returning from a G7 summit in France, which he describes as “very dominant.”
Donald Trump made the remarks on "The Axios Show" on Thursday, shortly after returning from a G7 summit in France that he described as "very dominant".
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