filled and they're running out of oxygen and stuff.

And there's a big question about whether the United States is doing enough to help in terms of vaccine materials, etc. Now I don't know the details of that. It could be that it's just not easy to help and we can't do it. But I gotta think that for the long run I can't think of anything that would be better for American homeland security than making a really good try to help India. Because the only thing that's keeping China from dominating the world is that there are other big countries that ideally can band together. The United States and India are natural allies because they both have concern about China. They're both democracies and you know we get along great, India and the United States.

So I don't feel that we should be treating India like a normal ally. Like I don't think we should treat India like France, and we're good to France. France is a long-term ally. I feel like we should be a little extra good to India because they're a little extra important to our long-term future, just as we are to theirs. We're sort of bound together by the common threat of China, I believe. So whatever we can do there to make sure that the population of India goes away saying that the United States did what it could, you know people understand that countries will take care of their own population first but still it's probably a little bit we could do that we're not doing. And I feel like I'd like the Indian public to know that the United States was squarely on their side, like unambiguously just on their side. So if we could get that done that would be good.

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