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Good morning America. Big win for the Knicks last night, but a big loss for Boston last night with Jason Tate.

Very hard to watch. That was hard to watch. Also we have Joe Buck and Troy Ackman. I think you know that Michael.

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Got big news on the upcoming season of Monday night football to be here before we know it.

We start with the breaking news overnight.

President Trump has arrived in Saudi Arabia.

The first stop on his four-day trip to the Middle East as he faces fallout over the plan to accept a luxury jet from the government, Qatar guitar and other business deals for his family.

Chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce is in Saudi Arabia with the president. Good morning,

Mary.

George, good morning while President Trump is kicking off his first major foreign trip of his second

term here in Saudi Arabia, welcomed here overnight with great fanfare, but he's already

facing questions about the objectives of this trip

and whether his plans to accept that luxury jet from a foreign nation is safe or legal.

Overnight, President Trump touching down in Saudi Arabia, escorted by military jets,

a lavish welcome for his first visit to the Middle East since his re-election.

The president greeted by the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, kicking off a four-day trip that includes stops in Qatar and the UAE. It's a region increasingly vital to the Trump family's own financial interests.

His sons who now run the Trump Organization have lucrative real estate deals in the works in all three

countries the president is visiting, including an exclusive golf resort and villas. The Trump

cryptocurrency business also recently announced a deal including a $2 billion contribution from an

affiliate of the UAE. And the trip is raising eyebrows for that major gift the president is poised to accept from

Qatar, a massive 7478 jumbo jet so opulently configured, it's known as a flying palace.

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