> so i turned to president modi and asked him, i said president modi is this normal? is this the kind of thing--- > and this surprised me, because when i turned to him with this question, he was playing with himself, under his long smock, with this wild look in his eyes. > i felt like i was standing next to a wild animal all of a sudden. very dramatic difference. the way he was breathing, also. > well this wasn't what i came to india for. i can sense when the negotiation is shifting gears. that kind of dynamic you have to sense in real time and keep your goals in mind, the goals we have for america. how we're going to share the greatness we're bringing back to the table. after years of mismanagement we are coming back in a big way. > it's going to be very profitable mutually and you're going to love it, everybody will go crazy when they see how unbelievable these new deals are. > so i stepped back and said seeya later. and president modi went sprinting right for that bunch of struggling men and whatever it was they were holding down. his guys, his secret service type guys, barely kept up with him. > that was just the first day. i spent a week there, setting up fabulous deals. we're going to have so many indians here soon, you won't believe how many. > i promise you these indians will be everywhere you turn. the street experience will come alive like you never thought possible. the job market will be like you never dared to dream about. > you will be able to hire ten times more employees and toss them like kleenex any time you want. you really don't understand yet the numbers of indians i'm talking about. the economy will do things you can't even imagine. > probably the yugest thing i'll be remembered for, this breakthrough with india. you're going to tell your grandkids how you never thought it was possible.
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