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HN_ANI2_MUMBAI_ERIC_GARCETTI_11-24-07
ETVBHARAT
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1/9/2025
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I would just say, look, the U.S.-India relationship is not only a defining but the defining relationship.
00:13
I think all of us know that building peace is really about being able to deter war, to
00:18
make sure it doesn't occur.
00:21
And the greatest threat that we all face is those who would define the rules of the road
00:26
based on just their raw power.
00:28
And whether it's the South China Sea, here in the Indian Ocean, or the Red Sea, I think
00:32
the U.S. and India are together knowing that borders should be sacred, they should be sacrosanct,
00:38
that rules are the only way to keep the peace, even if we need to amend them from time to
00:43
time.
00:44
And that knowing how to wage conflict together is the greatest deterrent to any of our common
00:49
threats.
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But I don't have any comments on that.
00:51
I'll leave that for the next administration, but thank you.
00:54
Sure.
00:55
Other questions?
00:58
Sir, how do you rate your experience in India as a general senator for India?
01:03
You know, this has been the most extraordinary job of my life.
01:07
This is to be in the right place at the right time with the right relationship.
01:12
When President Biden said that India was the most important country in the world to him,
01:15
no U.S. president had ever said that.
01:17
And as I said, if you want to see the future, come to India.
01:19
If you want to work on the future, come to India.
01:22
But vice versa, one of the great things that I've seen is that India is coming to the United
01:26
States, not just Indians who have come for decades, but whether it's investment, whether
01:30
it's looking at the ways that our militaries are coming together.
01:33
We really see this as a relationship with endless possibilities and without any limits.
01:40
So I've been able to travel to 27 of the 28 states, six of the eight union territories,
01:44
and I'm still not done.
01:45
I still got a little bit of time.
01:47
We're going to be opening up, you know, a new consulate in Bengaluru next week.
01:51
We are so excited to see the optimism, the hope and the progress of India.
01:56
And just on a personal note, India captured my heart.
01:59
There were some differences also on two occasions, like Russia-Ukraine conflict and some other issues of the world.
02:05
India and U.S. are not on the same page.
02:07
Were you feeling any pressure on those occasions?
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No, this is a resilient relationship.
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You know, I always joke, when you get married, it's not how much you love each other.
02:16
It's whether you can get through your first fight.
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If you disagree, can you settle your differences?
02:21
And the United States and India have never had a stronger relationship, not only in the good times,
02:26
but sometimes when we see things slightly differently, we are resilient and desirous of being even closer.
02:33
And I think that sometimes India can open up doors that we can't,
02:36
and vice versa, we open up doors that sometimes India can't,
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which is why that multiplicative relationship of India times the U.S. is so effective.
02:43
At G20, India could talk to Russia in a way that maybe we couldn't.
02:47
We could talk to Europe in a way that maybe India couldn't.
02:50
But together, we landed a joint statement that was unanimous.
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And I welcome India's greater role in the world,
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whether it's bringing peace in the Ukraine-Russia conflict,
03:00
whether it's patrolling the Indian Ocean to ensure that global trade routes are secure.
03:05
We love to see India's growth and its assurance.
03:10
You know, this is a strong, proud India, one the likes that this modern world has never seen before.
03:16
And I think that that is a force for good.
03:18
How do you see your political instability in Canada when the U.S. is also in a transition phase?
03:22
Well, I think one thing is very clear around the world.
03:25
It's tough to be an incumbent right now, and that people want change.
03:29
And whether it's Canada, whether it's in our country, whether it's, you know, in Europe, East Asia,
03:35
right now these are challenging times for leaders.
03:38
People want solutions overnight.
03:41
They can order packages and have them delivered at their home.
03:44
I don't think complex solutions deliver just as quickly when we know building peace takes excruciating work,
03:50
whether it's in Israel and Gaza or whether it's in Ukraine-Russia.
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But I do think that people across the world are demanding that maybe we rethink the old architecture
04:00
and that this is a moment, whether it's with AI, whether it's the changing nature of war,
04:04
that leaders have to reflect a modern ethos.
04:08
So I think it's tough to be a leader anywhere.
04:11
But one thing you see here is the stability of the Indian model,
04:14
and what you will see in America is the stability of the American model,
04:17
that even as leaders change, I believe our values don't.
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I'll do this and then I'll get you.
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So, you know, I think the greatest thing that India and the U.S. could do
04:36
is to define the supply chain for the world and the technologies that will define our lives,
04:42
to reduce tariffs on both sides, to make a frictionless relationship
04:46
that would ensure that we can manufacture the semiconductors, telecommunications equipment,
04:51
defense equipment, AI and quantum breakthroughs together.
04:56
And that's why our initiative on critical emerging technology is so important.
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