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Sunday, October 22, 2017

Jimmy Carter defended Trump in an extensive interview with The New York Times

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In one of his first major interview since President Donald Trump took office, former President Jimmy Carter opened his views on political and cultural conflicts in the Trump - era.

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Carter said the United States is no longer "the dominant figure in the world" and "we will not," adding that "Russia and China and India back wine."
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He said that although Trump may contribute to the acidification of the US image in the world, the image of the US slowdown "is preceded by Trump."
Carter was not as concerned about the Trump relationship with Russian President Wladimir Putin and his wife does not agree on the impact of Russian interference in the elections of 2016, which says: "I think it's not that there is no evidence that the Russians changed enough votes and voices. "
Carter said that "the media than any other president were more difficult Trump, no doubt, to my knowledge," saying that journalists felt "free to say that Trump is mentally disturbed and hesitating all without."