The Pakistani-American Who Got Thrown Out Of A Trump Rally Wants To Run For President

    "We need a president who builds bridges, not walls."

    Meet 22-year-old Pakistani-American student Sayed Saqib Hussain Javed-Radawi.

    On March 4, he attended a Donald Trump rally in Michigan and drew attention for repeatedly flipping his hair and shouting, "Not all Mexicans are rapists, not all Muslims are terrorists."

    Since posting a video of the incident, he's been interviewed by several media outlets, and has gained internet fame.

    "I didn't expect my video to go viral. I am overwhelmed with all the support. A lot of people are referring to me as their hero, which is amazing," he told BuzzFeed.

    Javed told BuzzFeed he hopes to run for president himself. "I hope to become the president of the United States," he said. "The first American-Pakistani Muslim President."

    In a video on his Facebook page, Javed explained why he wore a sherwani to the rally:

    Javed has been receiving threats but is focusing on the positive and ignoring the negative for now.

    You can watch the full video here.

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    In an AJ+ interview, Javed told Trump, "This is not the last time you see me, because I will be going for presidency and you will see this face again."