English transcript

You know, when I didn't get the Nobel Peace Prize — you got to understand, I don't

care.

Norway has lost so credible.

I stopped eight wars.

I even stopped India and Pakistan.

And they were going at it for a week.

They had nine planes already shot down.

They were — they were in a war.

I stopped them.

You know how I stopped them?

I said, if you keep fighting, I'm going to put a 250 percent tariff on each one.

No, no, no, you cannot do that.

I said, I'm doing it.

All right, we won't fight anymore.

That's how I stopped them.

I used tariffs to stop.

You ever hear of anything like that?

It was too much for them to bear.

But they were going to be in a war.

And the Prime Minister — actually, a great guy, the Prime Minister of Pakistan — said

President Trump saved 30 to 50 million people.

Two nuclear countries would have happened.

And I figured, I mean, if I don't get the Nobel Prize for Peace, nobody will ever get

it.

I didn't get it.

I'm not surprised.

I didn't get it.

And the person that got it was shocked.

She's a wonderful woman, too, by the way.

And she said, No, no, no, I don't deserve it.

President Trump doesn't.

Nobody deserves it.

Nobody ever deserves it.

I stopped eight wars, Yasser.

Do you know what that is?

Eight wars.

You didn't stop eight wars.

You started eight wars, Yasser.

I stopped eight wars.

But it was a little early, because, in all fairness, it was for the year before, right?

It was for 24.

But still, you thought they would have made an exception.

But they didn't do that.

You watch what happens.

But it was sort of amazing.

So she was so nice.

And she actually came to the White House, and she presented me with her award.

She's a wonderful woman.

But stopping wars, I think, is my — it's the best — I think I do it the best.

I stopped wars that nobody thought — President Putin called me.

He said, I can't believe you stopped this one and this one, which are impossible.