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Brazilian President Lula da Silva spoke about his conversation with Donald Trump.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva told how he promised his American colleague Donald Trump that he would be arrested if he were a Brazilian politician. His words are reported by Clash Report.
"When Trump came to defend Bolsonaro, I told him, 'If you were Brazilian and what happened in the United States happened here, you would be arrested too. You would be arrested. You can be sure of that,'" the president said.
Lula da Silva added that he also discussed the tariff war with Trump and assured the American leader that he would like to defeat him not with the help of war, but with the help of narratives. The Brazilian president noted that for this purpose he wrote several articles for the American edition of the New York Times and seeks to convey to the Americans his point of view about Trump’s policies.

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