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Trump Appears To Mix Up Brazil’s Presidential Election With India’s As He Calls U.S. Voting ‘Corrupt’

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Trump’s ally Flávio Bolsonaro topped the vote count in Brazil with 47% of the vote, advancing to the runoffs where incumbent president Lula da Silva received 45.1%.

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