It was a homecoming of sorts for President Trump this week, after being welcomed in royal style by golf leaders.

That's called white marble. It's very hard to buy.

The president announced enormous deals.

It's the largest order of jets in the history of Boeing.

And made new dramatic foreign policy decisions on the fly.

I will be ordering the cessation of sanctions against Syria.

Oh, what I do for the Crown Prince.

He also advanced the cause of his family's businesses and showed us the outlines of America's

newest foreign policy doctrine, extreme transactionalism.

Tonight, we'll go deep on this new era for America and the world.

Next.

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This week, the Atlantic published a profile of Steve Whitkoff, the Trump friend and special

envoy, who is in many

ways more important than the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio. Woodcoff told staff writer Isaac Stanley

Becker the following, quote, we're going to have success in Syria. You're going to hear about it

very quickly. We're going to have success in Libya. You're going to hear it quickly. We're going

to have success in Azerbaijan and Armenia, a place that was God-forsaken almost, and're going to hear it quickly. We're going to have success in Azerbaijan and Armenia,

a place that was God-forsaken almost, and you'll hear about it immediately. And ultimately,

we will get to an Iranian solution and a Russian-Ukraine solution. Trump and Gwitkoff are a promising

world peace, of course, and not only world peace, but prosperity for everyone, including, by the way, the Trump family.

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