Sam Seder
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Trump Makes Total Ass Of Himself In Front of Saudi Crown Prince
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March 23, 2018
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9:55Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch Donald Trump fawn over Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salmans during his recent U.S. visit.
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--When Donald Trump stepped into the White House in 2017, the President gave his son-in-law-turned-senior-aide Jared Kushner considerable power in trying to strike a deal for Middle East peace. Enter Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salmans, another anointed son looking to make a name for himself after his father gave him considerable power.
The two have fostered a close relationship for months, White House officials tell CNN, but, to date, it is Prince bin Salman -- known more informally as MBS -- who has taken his charge and looked to remake the country he will likely someday lead. Kushner, on the other hand, has been ensnared in considerable drama inside the White House and lost some of his standing because of an inability to secure a permanent security clearance.
Even still, Kushner is expected to play a key role when MBS, a leader the United States has tried to woo for much of Trump's first 14 months in office, came to the White House on Tuesday for a meeting with the President.---
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