and so ton mentioned saudi arabia. do you agree that they are central to this? because we're not seeing them involved day to day and this, but do you agree with so tell them that they are central to the conversation about the future. they are becoming central because they are assembler for, at times the policy. i think he's the most interesting one in making, so i'm going to get to sign harmonization with you from. and in order to do that, they need to force him to do something or to accept something next or something with the start. so i think that they will become more important now since trump is, is pushing for that kind of solution that they, of course, considering that the moving policy and outside of assigned this with this for the house. i mean, they will not accept that. or i hopefully, as always, we don't accept that we know part of the deal list this we put sounds good idea. eh, a meeting we make somebody bits. envision a longer time with the price on the threads to accept the kind of solution that includes at least part of his date, if this not the w

and you can just sort of feel palpably both trumps fascination with saudi arabia and saudi arabia. wanting to actually do a deal with this real but palestine being the not that's just in the way of that. and i'm interested, as you know, you just drew a map, a really, you know, graphic map of what's going on in the region that, that i think you think iran is less out of it than a lot of other analysts are saying, how do you see that map changing a saudi arabia in iran continue to compete in the rate region for security and essentially stature or hardly at all. i think the abraham records don't matter for what happens does say, i don't think the abraham records matter for what happens 11 on for what happens in syria or for what happens with regard to a rand. how does a peace deal between saudi arabia and israel? that's basically sanctioned or backed up by the united states, influence any of those conflicts in air. it just doesn't matter very much. but isn't it useful to have basic assumptions? key 1st principles about security, natural security alliances, tested to see what we really care ab

this story is new leader middle cheryl is in saudi arabia. say his 1st foreign visits since taking office is accompanied by the foreign minister. i said, i'll shabani. shirley is expected to meet chrome principal who had been so mind and discuss strengthening relations. he was named serious president on wednesday. from on this was bringing us on a bunch of aid and damascus. so some of what does this trip about? what does it stake here? well, it is a significant step for from the newly appointed president to i'm of the shut off making sure that he chose the sal good idea as his 1st for to into nice to have the departure because he is just being made president. he's only addressed the nation a couple of days ago for the 1st time, and the 1st place that he chose, if saudi arabia taking with him to fort mr. also made sure that so i'll get a view of the 1st port of entry as he left the can. they are going to be leaving because the amount of it's a month and the other side of the officials not just enhanced by lots of ties, but to also ensure that

well, certainly try to push for deal with saudi arabia, but even saudi arabia is a 3rd hearing that may be can ignore the views of 98 percent of their population, which i think would oppose recognizing israel without recognizing palestinian statehood as, as well. a viable state alongside israel. so i, i think he will, into the alternative would be essentially to give a nothing yahoo a blank check. no, either for outright annexation or increasing the de facto annexation. i think we will see increasing violence. we're going to see a situation like we did in south africa and the 1980s of with the war and the townships and ends and or, or do use another analogy from that period. no salvage or where the united states, you know, allow the desk squads and, and the political calculations of the coalition. interest of the yes, well you have a kind of very different dynamic now that you from that i'm, it's in yahoo to get their fellow citizens out of gaza. and you have this conflicting kind of vision. the term it seems to be putting forward a mega deal with saudi normalization. but how do you get

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a saudi arabia's leadership send to congratulate 3 messages to sharon after his appointment. 60000 is a solid binge of 8 is in damascus for someone's keep it simple. what is this trip about? and what's at stake here, it is a very significant trip with them is it's the 1st time that the shuttle is traveling abroad after he was named president, save accompanied by the foreign minister and the destination heath jordan is. so i'll get a bit better, as you mentioned, he's going to be meeting, become principal him. and then some of this comes after the saw the for the minister accepted in 500 visits in damascus and talked about how he's going to try and help lift the sanctions and talk to the united states and the good people with you. then since then, you've seen the union lifting some of its sanctions in this, in these meetings, they're going to be talking to the bottom of how to, sorry, i'm going to have to interrupt because what we have a, i beg your pardon. we have a news conference right here in doha that we want to bring to our viewers that speak. i'm sorry. prime minister is hosting

but saudi arabia has an ask, which is if we want peace between israel and saudi arabia, there needs to be a pathway for peace between israel and the palestinians, including a two state solution. that is a major ask. so it's going to come to a head at some point for president trump. this is how he gets his nobel peace prize. if he negotiates that for prime minister netanyahu, going that route may collapse his coalition. although, of course, if president trump is supporting it and this is the angle that's intriguing, that may very well give him political backing inside of israel for moving forward, but he's going to have to. >> move forward with a two state solution. >> to move forward on some kind of saudi normalization. and that meaning, yes, towards peace with the palestinians. but again, for the israelis, until the cease fire is done. and this is also and this has been the issue throughout the past year and a half until the cease fire is completed, we're not going to get there. so all of these come together. and i think that the prime minister will probably have some asks on iran to

do you that as realistic if also have alsozhavesaudi . alsozhave saudi arabia you also have saudi arabiaa - take some time. - palestinian to state? ngaiaa - take some time. we i it will take some time. we had trump's envoy trdmp's special eavay with awwm—a wa on trdmp's special eavay with ~ ... "r . on the ground in the boots on the ground in the first time american official first time an american official actually visited and he looked around said it will take around and said it will take 10-15 around and said it will take 10—15 years to and then 10—15 years to rebuild and then you have the ambassador you have the israeli ambassador to the us or the outgoing ambassador mac hercog saying it a generation for will take a generation for folks to get over the trauma. so i think is a path so i do think there is a path forward we can all aim for so i do think there is a path ft but'd we can all aim for so i do think there is a path ft but we've we can all aim for so i do think there is a path ft but we've really 1 all aim for so i do think there is a path ft but we've really got aim for so i d

the president wants a deal between israel and saudi arabia.l that has been on the table for a while, but it comes with a price. they want a pathway to a palestinian state. they are very specific about that. a pathway is a thing with gravel. it does not obligate anything. but this government will not agree to a pathway. they will have a hard time agreeing to that. with the prime minister can do is go back to his government said president trump has made is a condition, we better accepted, we have no choice, he has forced my hand. anchor: indeed we are told there was a call between the secretary of state and his saudi arabia counterpart today. those exact words were discussed. the prime minister is facing a lot of pressure at home. will this visit be of benefit domestically to him in terms of elevating his own status? >> certainly. the saudi's have an opinion. they expect a quid pro quo for the opening of diplomatic relationships with israel. some kind of horizon for the palestinians. anchor: what role do you see president trump playing in making

you would shop will certainly try to push for deal with saudi arabia. but even saudi arabia is a 3rd hearing that may be can ignore the views of 98 percent of their population, which i think would oppose recognizing israel without recognizing palestinian statehood as, as well. a viable state alongside israel. so i think he will, it to, the alternative would be essentially to give, uh, uh, nothing yahoo a blank check. now either for outright annexation or increasing the de facto annexation. i think we will see increasing violence. we're going to see a situation like we, we did in south africa and the 1980s of where the war and the townships and ends and or, or do use another analogy from that period. el salvador, where the united states, you know, allow the desk squads and, and, and inclusion with the, the, the saudi stuff with the salvador and military to engage in ongoing and massacres. so i, i think is, as long as trump is in here, i can, i cannot expect him to push israel to moderate and in any way whatsoever. and i think it's going to be up to the i

more trends. eyes are focused on saudi arabia and the saudis, mohammed been sung mine and others, and saudi arabia award dedicated to ensuring palestinian independence than ever before. i think. and i don't believe that we will see saw the red throwing the palestinians under the bus a, as was done in the past a i think the to solve these will remain freedom. they have started this global alliance with the implementation of the 2 state solution headed by conspire, so foreign minister. and they seemed quite dedicated to ensuring that israel before it enjoys any normalization with saudi arabia. we'll have to give in all the palestinian issue. what that means where israel is that nothing you know, and that can not continue to be the leader of in 0. and if there is pressure from trump on this issue with the saudis, i think we will see the doctor deals, government breaking apart, and israel heading to another round of elections. your satisfaction. i do a very fast. well, i was up to agreeing that to see that new york, we finally leaving the government officer, but i think it's the same for

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and, you know, obviously, he has sought to have this peace deal between saudi arabia and israel. t to that deal is with a palestinian state. give me a sense of how you see trump's relationship with gulf arab states affecting his views and potentially and potentially his willingness to bring israel to the negotiating table and end this conflict once and for all. >> sure. i think. >> the gulf arab states have donald trump's ear, whether for, for good or bad, can be debated, but i think they do have his ear when it comes to let's look at the iran part first. when it comes to iran, the gulf arab states do not want a massive war against tehran. they're far more concerned about their domestic agendas, like mohammed bin salman and saudi arabia. like you mentioned, he wants to focus on his vision 2030 project, which is lagging pretty badly. and any regional conflagration is going to detract from this pretty significantly when it comes to netanyahu and when it comes to israel and saudi arabia in particular, brokering this mega deal between saudi arabia and israel is at the very forefront o

he's going to lose saudi arabia's gonna lose all the gulf states. they're all gonna have anything to do with him. they're not going to go along with his, um, um, you know, he's a piece of the abraham records or anything else. so, you know, if that's what he wants to do, if he wants to just align himself. but you know, with, with, with israel become, is this a general so i dont then that's it but that's, that's the end of his me least agenda probably also the end of his administration. i think it's going to be like it'll fade out as a, as dismally as the, by the administrator and say to what do you think martin is this again, you know, you never can tell with trump because he does. his diplomacy is his banter to the public. it's the word megaphone has already been mentioned here. is this an opening gambit? isn't it a um, a sugar ring, a deal with is real. you know, it's hard to say what he really thinks about this because we all know he's not, you know, particularly well versed in these issue this mark. yeah, i think maybe we're talking about differe

why that they need so that so he is new president and definitely the shuttle eyes in saudi arabia for his 1st foreign visits and taking power. he met this out of the crown prince, but i'm a been sort of mine new re all. they discussed several issues including strength thing, relations, increasing economic corporation and the listing of western sanctions on syria. so i've been divided falls now from damascus. the c as in some president and the for the minister are and having bought from their 1st trip abroad to which is to solve, did you have a significant shift in the ties that discontinue has how does that sound good? yeah, previously decided regime aligned itself with iran and russia and now things seem to be changing. it is a significant visit because as the salad before mr was here, he told reporters that that would be the idea is going to help syria move away from sanctions and going to convince powers like the union and the united states has been. so in addition to all the funding and health and biological ties that need strengthening, i'm gonna sure i is also expected to be tal

i'm academically from saudi arabia and the entire egypt sin military is. this is one of the biggest recipients of u. s. military aid. but they, they just can't do it. they can't absorb these refugees. they know they can't. right. and they don't want to be the ones culpable for the genocide. uh, you know, the, uh, inactive genocide, the ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people out of palestine. no matter how much pressure um trump puts on egypt. the, i simply can't see it happening, or the iranians have trolling tongue in cheek suggested in an alternative solution that instead, right to bring as, as donald trump finally have some piece in the region, right. we could simply move the israelis from israel and we could resettle them in donald trump's newly conquered greenwood. i interestingly enough, neither the israelis nor the people of greenland seemed overly enthused by that idea. but maybe that will port in the context for americans who are, you know, die hard, israel 1st supporters for whatever reason. i really can't find them other than christian zioni

let's talk about the politics and diplomacy around this 5, our foreign ministers from guitar, saudi arabia, egypt, jordan and the u. a. have united in their rejection of force displacement of palestinians. they've also voice hope of working with donald trump on a 2 state solution. but on thursday, you as president trump once again insisted that egypt and jordan will take him, palestinians from gaza. listen to this on the display. you suggested i, they will do it, they will do it. they're going to do it. okay. we do a lot for them and they're going to do it. let's. let's discuss this. i'm joined by mohammed and most read professor media studies are the 2 high. so to for graduate studies, i told her what to say they're going to do it. but donald trump's not saying how, why, what well, he did indicate that they have leverage, right? he says, we do a lot for that. what do you make of this? well, they do have leverage. they do have leverage um, but 1st of all, let's remember that donald trump has made all kinds of promises and actually guarantees that i've not actually come to fruition. i don't

with the united arab emirates, could saudi arabia follow the same playbook while it's too early to say we have to wait and see, but all in all, we have to say that mentioned, you know, the stakes for this because it couldn't be a higher, still unclear by the way if he'll return to israel before the next austin's release on sunday, on such a day for now, he remains in you as preparing for a visit with trumps. scheduled for tuesday. that could really appreciate the reaching back to an interesting few days ahead. that's all it takes me least to be originally from or a function of breaking it down for us. thank you. well, breaking news coming from most go now one person reported being killed and several others wounded by an explosion at an elite residential complex. as some sources sake renee door, even improvise bomb destination in the body of the apartment building. there's still no official confirmation at the moment, but we will keep you updated, of course on based developing story as well. we'll be back with another chance to get you up to speeds of the global news agenda at the top o

and just perhaps looking towards the leader of the peg. saudi arabia for support, up to speaking with saudi crown prince mohammed, vin. so mine, president trump said he would ask the saudis to increase the u. s. investments to one trillion dollars. instead of the promised 600000000000, the crown prince's a fantastic guy to round it out to around one tray. and i think they'll do that because we've been very good to them. it's all unclear. however, if this apparent business partnership will affect opec's or trump's next move. christina heroism audra 0 for counting the cost. neil atkinson is the full my head of the oil industry and markets division of the international energy agency. he joins us now for washington. good. see you again now. so we'll pick plus he'd trumps. cool. would it continue to do its own thing? well, my thing won't make a decision as to how i think braydon will barrels back into the market in april or, or whether they do that or based on the market conditions at that time. and that's the decision they would always take. what i say, the pressure, the president trump i

i want to show you now some of the latest pictures coming to us from saudi arabia where syria is new president. i'm it all sharah has arrived on his 1st floor and visit since taking power and toppling the sod regime in syria in early december . authorize that to discuss how to both to relations between the 2 countries, between saudi arabia and syria. he's previously said that sound you radio will quote, certainly have a launch roll in serious future pointing to big investment opportunities and returning now to guys that where more medical evacuees are forwarding buses and heading for the rasa border crossing with egypt, should be taken out of guys and received treatment abroad. that border opened for the 1st time in 8 months on saturday for a small number of people needing medical treatment, direct kind of boys who amazin rafa for us in southern guys. i joining us now live, talk to us about what's happening there and this new group of evacuated about to leave a golfer now a yes. after finishing all sorts of the peroration and nicer hospital, fully w o has approved a number of palesti

and that war will stop right away. trump is cooling on saudi arabia and other opec members to drop world prices by increasing supply and lowering demand. this, i mean widespread uncertainty about his proposed tariffs and energy policies, including how his america 1st messaging will affect global economic growth. not do these your formulas. he doesn't have a vision for the rest of the world. he has a very strong american vision, and i understand why americans vote for him. it's a vision of america 1st. but on a global scale, all of this won't allow stability. it will only reinforce any qualities. and in security, or pick plus members a holding back about $6000000.00 barrels per day of production. that's about 5 percent of global demand. plans to increase supply by about 2000000 barrels a day were delayed last year and pushed to at least april. trump once guarantees and is perhaps looking towards the leader of both pick saudi arabia for support, up to speaking with saudi crown prince mohammed, it's been so man, president trump said he would ask the saudis to increase the us investments to

with the united arab emirates, could saudi arabia follow the same playbook while it's too early to say, we have to wait and see, but all in all, we have to say that it's in the middle of the stakes for this is it could be a higher still unclear, by the way, if he'll return to israel before the next hosted release on sunday on such a day for now, he remains in you as preparing for a visit with trumps. scheduled for tuesday. that would really appreciate the region with vc spa lodge. the holding for now in gauze, or the audit has shifted its focus to the west bank with huge explosions. working janine, the long going rates in the north of the city have seen the mass demolition of homes that report say east one hospital was also damaged. meanwhile, as well as hotline finance ministers cool for broder occupation of the west bank, referring to the area by its historical name today. and scenario detailed with one of the great deal is at stake, the complete victory and gaza, the destruction of from us and the return of all our hostages, the strengthening of our security on all borders. this dan

. >> saudi arabia fund is, is on the large side, but. eventually we'll catch it. but we're going to. >> create a lot of wealth. >> for the fund. and i. >> think it's about time. >> that this country. had a sovereign. >> wealth fund. >> and so we're going to get to megan in a second. but for those viewers and listeners that are thinking sovereign wealth fund, i know i've heard this term before, a sovereign wealth fund is effectively an investment fund that is created from the assets of the state. norway has a multi trillion dollar one. >> bingo. >> singapore, yes, called temasek has a multi. and saudi arabia it's called pif a multi. trillion dollar fund. >> but this is an important point. and this will this will be what the market cares about. how would this one be funded. right. we don't have what is it boss. could it be funded with oil revenues. that would be. but if it's funded with something on the government side that adds to borrowing, you'll see the bond market perhaps a little bit more reactive to that. let's see if megan costello has those and more details

so he is new leader of middle sharah has arrived in saudi arabia and his 1st and foreign visits since taking office. he's accompanied by the foreign minister, a settle shabani. sharaya is expected to meet the crown prince mohammed been so mind and discuss strengthening relations between the 2 countries. he was named serious transitional president on wednesday. and turkey as minister of foreign affairs. i can't be done is on his 1st official visit the guitar this year. he's met with guitars, foreign minister, and prime minister mohammed been of the rockman build, been jesse miles dani. they reiterated support for serious sovereignty instability and emphasize the importance of fully implementing the ceasefire. dealing gaza, america's biggest trading partners are heading back after the trump administration, imposed stiff power of some goods from canada, mexico and china. canada, as prime minister says he has no option but to retaliate. i am announcing canada will be responding to the us trade action with 25 percent tariffs against a $155000000000.00 worth of american goods. this will inc

trip of donald trump, one, was to saudi arabia. this time and include them in an abraham accords. we have to leave it at that, i'm sorry, general, because of the breaking news. good to see you. i appreciate you coming in. secretary of state marco rubio making his first foreign trip to panama as the president makes a push for the panama canal. will the pressure campaign work? details next. good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. (vo) veteran homeowners, did you know your credit card rates may be over 22% and if you pay late... 30%! as a veteran family, you can use your va cash out benefit to get the newday 100 that lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. not just 80% like some banks. 100% means you get more cash to pay off your high rate credit cards and your car loan. no one approves veterans like newday. call now: -844-980-2907. mylowe's rewards week is here and so are some of our biggest deals. members save up to 40% on

and israel is the second thing under discussion much more pressure on saudi arabia as a result of theolution for the palestinians is there a pathway to an end state certainly one of the reasons for hamas getting this war was to stop the normalization taking place and they have achieved it, the third thing what are they going to do about iran letter back on the heels and it's a huge strategic opportunity to end their influence in the middle east something we've not been able to do for 44 years. maria: the qatari is in the middle of this what do you want to ask the qatari or the prime minister of qatar about all of this they are there and the negotiating role of dealing with hamas, hezbollah on one side and the israelis on the other. >> are arbitrating the negotiations that are going to take place in qatar likely to begin at the end of the week, those are tough issues. i think prime minister benjamin netanyahu where he is he still does not want hamas to stay in control of gaza which means after the hostage prisoner exchange release were likely most of them are released he would like to

you'll notice there is a hint to showers, trying to form and saudi arabia. i don't think much for profit, but by the time you get to in the, the, in the wednesday the when did the writings come back to gaza, for example, but at the right in the event set aside from the picture in africa result a few big showers and for example, the southern, the r c that's for both and they fight a is landing in madagascar the in the show, the shanghai as blooming metropolis, a crumbling fee to provide centuries to tradition for an aging oper true. it's both a stage and the home. but faced with eviction to make waiting for modernization, one of pressing leads to the fight to preserve both the refuge and their culture. madam white snake a, with this documentary on a jersey, you know, we are to see these agencies of legend some clothes ruined the stories of civilizations that market history was. this is where the story of savannah have stories to tell the the welcome back here watching.

some are pretty large like the saudi arabia fund. eventually we will create a lot of wealth for the fund. gentlemen are going to work very closely and they will do a great job, highly respected men who are doing a great job in the real world. >> i think it will create value and be of great importance. >> he's got access only to letting people go he things are no good and it's only if we agree. he's a very talented guy and we put him in charge of seeing what he can do with certain groups and numbers. it's horrible what he's found, $100 million on condoms to hamas condoms hamas and other things even more ridiculous tremendous waste more than anything else, fraud and abuse could be added, waste, fraud and abuse and tremendous amounts of really bad things, bad spending. been reading and writing about some of it on things they've been doing our terrible. elon can't and won't do anything without our approval and given approval were appropriate and were not appropriate, we won't. he reports in and did something he feels strongly about and i

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a serious new president, alphabet al serra is in saudi arabia for as fast for and visit since taking power. he's met the saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell mom in riyadh, where they discussed several issues including strengthening relations, increasing economic cooperation on the lifting of western sanctions on was president jose around marino has reiterated the sovereignty over the panama canal is not up for discussion. his comments came often amazing with us next year states monica rubio, president marino says that sunday's biological was highly respectful on codio. but he's stress the canal is operated by panama will stay that way to a lesson american as the sea and even has moved from panama city. i'm outside the presidential palace here in panama city, where they meeting between us secretary of state, marco rubio and president jose available lino has ended. the president came out with a very up beat expression, very different to the one that we were seeing when the meeting was taking place. and it's saying that the, basically, the danger was over, that the us president would ke

and they can do business. >> they can do deals. >> saudi arabia will not agree to that until there isn for the palestinian people, not because the saudi rulers care that much about the palestinian people, but the saudi people do, and they don't want trouble with their people. so the saudi arabians, with all their money, they can help rebuild gaza, i'm sure, faster than 10 to 15 years. >> interesting. >> all right, evelyn farkas, we appreciate your time and your insight this morning. thank you. next, another deadly plane crash, this time involving an air ambulance in philadelphia. this is just days after that terrifying collision right here in washington, d.c. we will get the latest when we come back. you're watching the weekend. >> are you overwhelmed with identity management in the context of omnipresent threats to your organization? >> hi. so no one knows what that means. >> what's happening? >> just explain. i want to help secure digital identity. keep it simple. >> like what? >> like when delivering a fresh uniform or viewing your results. yeah. it's bad. or making bread soon at t

in terms of leverage with prime minister netanyahu, is that both of them have a common goal of saudi arabia. and being the biggest and most important of the arab nations who have yet to recognize israel. that was always the hope. that was the hope in september and october, before october 7th, when i was in new york talking to all of these leaders at the un meetings, at the annual un meetings in october and september of 2023, that there was a possibility that president biden was really hopeful for a treaty between saudi arabia recognizing israel. the u.s. would help the saudis get, you know, peaceful nuclear power, which they have long wanted a nuclear power reactor to start a nuclear program, not a military program, but a peaceful program. that's something that they had long wanted. that's very controversial. it would have to go through the senate. so there was negotiation all around, and there's thought by the israelis, by by a lot of u.s. officials. that's why hamas attacked on october 7th to blow up that deal and make it impossible for that kind of negotiation to take place. well, the bo

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two leaders also expected to discuss iran and a potential normalization deal between israel and saudi arabia. now, before heading to d.c., netanyahu said israel and the u.s. will continue to redraw the map of the middle east, critical to the big picture here is the west bank, where israel is intensifying its operations, explosions ripping through janeane, a city known as a militant stronghold. whit. >> whit: britt clennett for us tonight, thank you. >>> now to that blockbuster trade in the nba. the lakers, mavericks, and jazz completing a three-team deal that sends luka doncic to los angeles and anthony davis to dallas, and what it could mean for superstar lebron james. here's abc's melissa adan. >> reporter: tonight, a seismic shift in the nba. superstar lebron james has a new teammate after a blockbuster deal no one saw coming. >> another shocking nba trade with massive implications. >> reporter: the dallas mavericks trading luka doncic to the los angeles lakers for former nba champion anthony davis. the five-time all star was the face of the mavericks, leading them to the nba finals last

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headlights, 200000 were to enter north kaiser and 2 hours cools, mount against relocation of guys in saudi arabia, putting it to put down saying absolutely no normalization of any kind and list of palestinian states. what do you think? commits the 2000 pound booms uh now being allowed in trump saying it has nothing to do. and then yeah, who often then, you know, try to make out. it was a friendly gesture from the united states and single tenuously, the 1st floor and needed to be invited to washington to meet president. trump is nothing yahoo, what's your take? well donald trump is in despite that beings a seminal force in securing this ceasefire deal. i don't believe there would have been a society of commons i had been re elected. donald trump is planning to preside over the most pro is real or make is real great. again, administration in american history with a $100000000.00 in campaign donations from is rarely intelligence asset. miriam madison propelling him forward, surrounded by figures who are deeply embedded in the is rally. the, the, the architecture of greater israel from his son in law

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