Senior Pakistani politician Mushahid Hussain Syed has claimed that Donald Trump is the first US president in 60 years who is not part of America’s “deep state” establishment, unlike Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

In an interview on the news program “News Insight with Amir Zia,” Syed lauded Trump’s potential to bring about positive changes in global affairs.

Syed argued that Trump’s presidency could lead to the end of the Ukraine war, curb the influence of figures like Netanyahu, foster greater economic cooperation, and prevent the expansion of NATO. He described Trump as a “candidate of peace” and an unconventional president, contrasting him with Biden’s perceived interventionist foreign policy.

Syed was highly critical of the Biden-Harris administration, referring to Kamala Harris as a “total fraud” and a product of the Indian lobby. He alleged a “soft coup” against Biden, orchestrated by the Clintons, Obamas, and Nancy Pelosi, to replace him with Harris.

Regarding Pakistan’s relationship with a potential Trump administration, Syed expressed optimism, believing Trump would advocate for Imran Khan and that Pakistan should leverage this opportunity to build strong ties with the US.

He suggested that Trump’s independent thinking would allow for a departure from the traditional pro-India stance of the US establishment. He urged Pakistan to engage in robust diplomacy to establish strong relations with a Trump administration.