Discussion on Venezuela and Nobel Peace Prize

On Venezuela, did you tell Montalvo not to go back to Venezuela the other week?

And what's your relationship with him?

Can I tell him?

A long time ago?

No, not Maria Karina Montalvo.

The opposition figure.

Did you tell her not to go back?

Oh, no, no.

Not at all.

No, she's terrific.

She's a wonderful person.

Did she go back?

I guess.

That's good.

She didn't.

It was reported that she did.

She did or didn't?

She did not.

It was reported.

I did not tell her not to go back.

I think she's a good person.

She gave me the Nobel Prize, right?

So how can I dislike her?

She won the Nobel Prize.

She said the only one that should win it is Trump.

I didn't know her at all.

She said Trump settled eight wars, which is true.

They were talking about it today.

Azerbaijan.

I mean, think of the wars they settled.

Eight.

Wars that were going on for 30 years.

Even if you look in the Congo.

The Congo versus Rwanda.

I settled it.

After 14 years and about 15 million people had their heads chopped off.

I settled that one.

I settled eight wars.

And when she won the Nobel Prize for Peace, she said, I can't believe I won it.

The only one that should win it is Trump.

Actually, they probably will do the wrong thing.

It's very sad with Norway, but I would say I should have won that award more than anybody

that ever received the Nobel Peace Prize because nobody settled wars.

I settled eight of them because of a certain type of personality I was able to settle.

Think of it.

India and Pakistan.

You know, because you covered it, that war was raging.

They were a week into it, 11 planes were shot down, and that war was going to go nuclear.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan said President Trump saved from 30 to 50 million lives.

Well, guess what?

It could have been a lot more than that.