President Trump secures a $600 billion investment in the U.S. from Saudi Arabia.

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President Trump and an entourage of his top officials were in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday,

where the president secured a $600 billion investment in the U.S. and the largest arms deal in history.

Joining us from Washington is Daily Wire White House correspondent Mary Margaret Olahan. Hey,

Mary Margaret. So some massive monetary investments already. What have we seen so far with this trip?

Good morning, John. Yes, I'm here at the White House, but Donald Trump is in Saudi Arabia on one of the first big international trips of his administration.

He went to Rome earlier this year for the funeral of Pope Francis, but now he's in

Saudi Arabia, and he'll also make visits to Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. He's mainly

focused on business deals in the region. He's already announced that Saudi Arabia has committed to

investing $600 billion in the United States today. So lots of praising of Middle Eastern officials,

touting of these agreements, and he also delivered remarks on Tuesday, discussing his intent

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