Desk: A recent interview given by US President Donald Trump is making a lot of headlines. When journalist Ross Douthat asked him questions about life and death on CBS's '60 Minutes' show, Trump said that he does not want to go to hell. He is a religious person, so he hopes that he will go to heaven.
During the second term of President Donald Trump, there were fatal attacks on many leaders of his Republican Party in America, in which they survived safely. During this interview on Sunday, when the journalist asked Trump whether after surviving these deadly attacks, there has been any change in his attitude towards his death?
After this he asked a direct question, what do you think happens after death? On this, President Trump thought for a moment and said, Well, I hope people will remember me. Donald Trump further said that I am a religious person, so according to theory, I should go to heaven. That's what I hope. I don't want to go to hell.
During the interview, the journalist further asked an interesting question to Trump. Asked that if you go to heaven, will you be able to forgive your opponents? The journalist asked, suppose you die and you are about to enter the next life. All you have to do to get to heaven is to have a feeling of love and forgiveness in your heart for James Comey, Nancy Pelosi and all the people you have hated over the years. Do you think you can do this?
To this Trump replied that the answer is – no. I'm being honest, no. I probably won't be able to do that, because I hate some of my enemies and always will.
US President Donald Trump said that among the most asked questions to him are those related to UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects). He said that during his first and second tenure he had met many experienced pilots of the Air Force. These pilots told him some things and stories related to UFOs, which he was surprised to hear. According to Trump, all these pilots were very reliable and experienced. He was not the kind of person who believed in conspiracy stories without any basis.