Foreign Minister Replies to US Host’s Insults by Inviting Kamala Harris to “Balik Kampung” for Nasi Goreng USA

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30 Oct 2024 • 4:51 PM MYT
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During the weekends, American political commentator Tucker Carlson called Kamala Harris a “Low IQ Samoan-Malaysian”, prompting many Malaysians to respond over the label.

Should Kamala Harris, the current Vice President, win the next US Presidential Election, she will be the successor to the current President, Joe Biden, to become the 48th President of the United States of America.

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The heat of the competition between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is getting stronger, and this morning (October 30), the Minister of Foreign Affairs Malaysia responded to Carlson’s “Samoan-Malaysian” branding of Kamala Harris.

“We would love to invite her to balik kampung

In a Facebook post this morning, the minister, Dato’ Seri Mohamad Bin Haji Hasan, responded to Carlson’s recent speech and said,

“We were not aware that a Malaysian was running for the office of US President.”

However, Mohamad, affectionately known as Tok Mat, jokingly said the ministry does have a plan in mind should Kamala Harris become the next president of the USA.

“Should Puan Kamala win the race, we are delighted to invite her to #balikkampung and try some #nasigorengUSA.”

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During the weekend rally for Donald Trump, Carlson said in his speech,

“It’s gonna be pretty hard for Democrats to look at us and say, ‘You know what? Kamala Harris, she got 85 million votes because she’s just so impressive. As the first Samoan-Malaysian low-IQ former California prosecutor ever to be elected president.”

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His speech quickly gained the attention of many Malaysian social media users, who then poked fun at Carlson for inaccurately mentioning Kamala’s heritage.

Who do you think will win in the next US Presidential election, which is slated for November 5th (Tuesday)?

 

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