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salman al saud, also. so all friends of russia. >> on the street. >> much praise for president trump. sometimes maybe a bit too much. what do you think about donald trump? >> i think maybe. small stalin. >> you think small stalin? why? >> why? but character. >> donald trump. >> of course i like donald trump. this man says he's a positive president. he will change america and make it great again. moscow's leaders optimistic, saying they believe the trump administration understands their view of the ukraine war. where russian troops continue to make modest gains. this russian defense ministry video purporting to show drone units hitting ukrainian positions in russia's kursk region. >> architecture. >> russian leader vladimir putin visiting a drone factory, also praising trump, saying a face to face meeting is in the works. >> no. >> we're not in a position where it's enough to meet each other, have tea or coffee and chat about the future, he says. we need to make our teams prepare issues that are crucial for

president and also we have the mohammed bin salman al saud. >> also. >> so all friends of. >> russia on. >> the street. much praise for president trump. sometimes, maybe a bit too much. >> what do. >> you think about donald trump? >> i think maybe. >> small stalin. >> you think. small stalin? why? >> why? but character. >> donald trump. >> of course i like donald trump. this man says he's a positive president. he will change america and make it great again. moscow's leaders optimistic, saying they believe the trump administration understands their view of the ukraine war. where russian troops continue to make modest gains. this russian defense ministry video purporting to show drone units hitting ukrainian positions in russia's kursk region. russian leader vladimir putin visiting a drone factory, also praising trump, saying a face to face meeting is in the works. >> no. >> we're not in a position where it's enough to meet each other, have tea or coffee and chat about the future, he says. we need to make our teams prepare issues that are crucial for both russia and the u.s., including

supporter michael saylor, former google ceo eric schmidt and saudi ambassador to the us reema bandar al-saud. the summit is put on by, as you say, the future investment initiative institute. it's an organization run by the saudi arabian sovereign wealth fund, which is called the public investment fund. now it comes as investors will be watching for more details on trump's newest tariff threat on tuesday, when he said he would impose tariffs on autos in the neighborhood of 25%, along with tariffs on imports of semiconductors and pharmaceuticals down. so there's a lot here to watch for in these remarks, which should be getting started shortly. >> all right, eamon javers, i know you'll be watching intently for those comments coming up here. thank you very much for that. let's talk a little bit about just the types of things that investors will be watching out for, coming out of president trump and all those ceos at fii. does it mean anything to you about what they would say? things like auto tariffs, things like future trade policy? dan. does it resonate with you about what these comments could

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supporter michael saylor, former google ceo eric schmidt and saudi ambassador to the us reema bandar al-saude summit is put on by the future investment initiative. it's an organization run by the saudi arabian sovereign wealth fund, which is called the public investment fund. and it all comes, as you say, as investors are going to be watching. for more details on trump's newest tariff threat tuesday, when he said he would impose tariffs on autos and other key industries. here's what he said. >> it will be in the neighborhood of 25%. >> doctors and pharmaceuticals. >> it'll be 25% and higher, and it will go very substantially higher over the course of a year. but we want to give them time to come in because, as you know, when they come into the united states and they have their plant or factory here, there is no tariff. so we want to give them a little bit of a chance. >> but you see the president there signaling the possibility of a delay. he says we want to give them time to come in. so clearly some negotiations are upcoming here. we don't have the full scope of this. and to mike's point fr

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