US President Donald Trump gave his first major television interview since the republican’s deep defeat in the Muslim elections.
Speaking on CBS News’ 60 Minutes show on Sunday, Trump acknowledged that inflation and high fuel prices related to the Iran war contributed to his party’s election defeat. However, he again blamed the media, republican candidates and voters themselves for the large turnout at the polls.
In a sudden change in the theme, the journalist, who recently joined the show and is a conservative Catholic, invited the American president to talk about his posthumously reputation: Let’s talk about death.
Among other things, Trump was asked about death and what he believes is happening after it. He claimed he was hoping to go to heaven because he didn’t want to end up in Hell.
The journalist referred to cases in which Trump was near death in recent years, the most prominent is the assassination to him in July 2024, when a bullet from a sniper rifle hit his right ear during an election rally in Pennsylvania.
The journalist noted that such experiences must have influenced the president’s thinking and asked him what he believed occurs after his death.
I hope they remember me, Trump replied laughing. I hope they remember me, I don’t know… I think I did a good job like…
The journalist insisted, explaining that he was not asking how others would remember him, but what he thought would happen after his death.
You mean where am I going? I’m a religious person, so I’m actually going to heaven. Do you think you’re going to heaven? I hope so. I don’t want to go to hell, the American president responded.
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