Why did PTI celebrate Trump's election as President? - Kashif Abbasi ask big ques to Rauf Hassan

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00:00It's a strange atmosphere in Pakistan when Donald Trump is elected president.

00:05Even today, when I was going out, people were saying that Donald Trump has been elected president.

00:10Will Imran Khan come out?

00:12This thought or this euphoria in Pakistan, social media, social media of justice, where is this optimism coming from?

00:21Where did this thought come from that if Imran Khan comes, it means this?

00:26I'm sorry, Donald Trump has come, Imran Khan should come out.

00:30Yesterday, when Ali Muhammad Khan came, he said, I have a lot of friendship with Trump.

00:36He used to call me often and people said, if there is so much friendship, it means something will happen.

00:41In different statements, and the Muslim law is getting jittery, it seems that this question is being asked again and again,

00:48what will happen now? They are saying, we have hope, it will not happen because of bilateral relations.

00:53But the debate is revolving around how to change Pakistani politics after Donald Trump's election.

01:00Although I have seen many statements, but yesterday Mr. Rana gave a statement.

01:05Because in our country, the policies of American appeasement are very big.

01:09And these people repeatedly say, don't say anything to America, we are on a ventilator, how can you say anything to America?

01:16But Mr. Rana, yesterday, as advisor to the Prime Minister, what did he say about Donald Trump?

01:22American President-elect, listen.

01:25Whether Pakistan is called Imran Khan or Imran Khan is called America's Trump,

01:31both of them have a lot of habits of lying, being stubborn, making fun of others,

01:37going to the extent of using illegal handcuffs to get their point accepted.

01:43I hope Mr. Rana had the clearance from his party leadership.

01:48But he has given a statement, perhaps he does not have American relations in that way.

01:53But with me is Mr. Rauf Hassan.

01:55Why is justice so euphoric, so happy, the bells are ringing.

02:01Believe me, wherever you go, your voters,

02:04Sir, will Imran Khan come out now?

02:08How much optimism have you given? Are you so optimistic about this?

02:13Thank you, Kashif.

02:14Look, so much optimism, I think it is a mistake.

02:22It is not good for health.

02:23But the condition of this country is that no one gets any good news here.

02:27So, if there is a chance to get any good news, then it is about that.

02:32So, this is also one of those many things.

02:35Obviously, the most important thing for us right now is that Mr. Khan comes out and meets.

02:40But I don't understand his policy.

02:44On one hand, Mr. Rana has said everything that you have said.

02:46And after that, all his ministers, including Ahsan Iqbal, he and Mr. Khawaja,

02:52they are busy deleting their tweets, which they have said about Trump in the past.

02:59So, Trump has come.

03:02Trump is not the only stakeholder in that country.

03:04You know how policies are made, how the policies of states are made.

03:07So, there are other stakeholders in it.

03:08Yes, but tell me one thing.

03:09If tomorrow, in some parallel realm, Donald Trump calls or on his behalf,

03:18some of his arrangements, can it be denied?

03:22Because today I saw a very interesting tweet of Mr. Haye.

03:24He said that Mr. Nawaz Sharif had also denied it in 1999 when the atomic bomb was detonated.

03:30So, suggesting that we can deny it.

03:34They can't say no, you are saying?

04:03I will not say this either.

04:05Because madness is a state of mind, basically.

04:09So, if they come to do it, they will do it.

04:10You call it madness.

04:11I think you will say that this is Pakistan's sovereignty, our freedom.

04:18How can a foreign power come and tell us?

04:21Are you calling it madness?

04:22No, no, I didn't call it madness.

04:23I am talking about their attitude.

04:26If they deny it, suppose Donald Trump picks up the phone and calls the Prime Minister of Pakistan

04:32and says, look, Mr. Trump, you will be the US President, I am sure.

04:37But we have our own laws, we can't do it.

04:39Okay.

04:40More importantly, are we banking on Donald Trump as a party policy?

04:45No, we are not doing it.

04:46And we don't want to.

04:47Have your lobbyists, not lobbyists, the Pakistani diaspora,

04:52have they followed your methods of justice?

04:53Because everyone knows that those who are outside of Pakistan,

04:56largely follow the methods of justice.

04:58And the rich businessmen of America who have funded the Trump campaign,

05:04have done it on the condition that if Donald Trump becomes President,

05:09they will come out and play their part in bringing Imran Khan out.

05:13Is this right?

05:14Look, the actions of the diaspora, whatever they do,

05:17it is not the responsibility of the party.

05:19But this is true.

05:20There is information about the diaspora that they have contacted and met them.

05:26And understandably, they have also been given some assurances.

05:29This is absolutely in your place.

05:30But the conduct of the diaspora, we...

05:32These assurances, Donald Trump...

05:35No, we are talking about the diaspora.

05:36Obviously, you have a lot of information.

05:37No, this is not the position of the party.

05:39This is not the stance of the party.

05:41We do not seek interference in any foreign country in Pakistan,

05:45nor will we approve it.

Why did PTI celebrate Trump's election as President? - Kashif Abbasi ask big ques to Rauf Hassan

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