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Hello and welcome to more or less on the BBC World Service.

I'm Ruth Alexander and with me this week making a rare appearance

is more or less editor Richard Varden.

Hi Ruth, a long time no see.

It is. Now every week or more or less we say let's not do Donald Trump this week.

And that was our intention this week.

We had a whole other program ready to go, but then the President said this at a campaign

rally last Saturday and we realized that you and me had to present this week.

You look at what's happening. you and me had to present this week.

You look at what's happening in Germany.

You look at what's happening last night in Sweden.

Sweden, who would believe this? Sweden. Who would believe this? Sweden. They took in large numbers they're having

problems like they never thought possible. You look at what's happening in

Brussels. You look at what's happening all over the world, take a look

at Nice, take a look at Paris.

President Trump's reference to last night in Sweden, followed by a list of cities that had suffered terrorist attacks

made people think he was referring to a terrorist attack in Sweden.

This puzzled the Swedes who hadn't noticed anything in particular happening last Friday night in Sweden.

But it soon all became clear.

Donald Trump had been watching TV last night and had seen a Fox News interview with a documentary

filmmaker Ami Horovitz who had made a short film

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