In October 2016, just a few weeks before the election, Donald Trump held an event in

Edison, New Jersey, organized by the Republican Hindu coalition.

It was one of the only campaign events he did that celebrated an immigrant community,

and it was pretty weird.

There's a Michael Jackson impersonator.

Then there's a dance.

Two couples waltzing.

The men are wearing shiny suits, the women's short black dresses.

Behind them, projected on a screen is a giant pulsing pink heart.

A little bit into the dance, some actors playing terrorists intrude.

They're wearing tan-hooded roads, carrying green laser guns, shouting.

And then enter the United States Rangers.

They rescue the hostages.

Then they all sing the star-spangled banner, which segues and de-born in the USA.

The Rangers and the hostages dance triumphantly.

A little bit later in the evening, a man named Shalab Kumar takes the stage.

He's an Indian-American based in Chicago, an electronics billionaire whose family donated

over a million dollars to Donald Trump.

He's also a lobbyist, and one of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's most important

backers in the US.

Welcome, my dear friend, and a great leader for our country and the world.

Mr. Donald J. Trump.

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