King Abdullah praises President Trump as key to achieving peace in the Middle East

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00:00And if you'd like to say a few words, and thank you very much.

00:03Mr. President, thank you very much for having us.

00:05And so short after your inauguration,

00:07I think just as a testament to what you said

00:10is a special relationship between our two countries

00:12and the personal relationship of friendship and trust

00:16between the two of us.

00:17Mr. President, I truly believe that with all the challenges

00:20that we have in the Middle East, that I finally see somebody

00:24that can take us across the finish line

00:25to bring stability, peace, and prosperity

00:29to all of us in the region.

00:30And it is, I think, our collective responsibility

00:33in the Middle East to continue to work with you,

00:35to support you, to achieve those lofty goals.

00:37So I'm very delighted to be here.

00:39And as you said, sir, we've got some very interesting

00:41discussions ahead of us.

00:42Very good.

00:43Thank you.

00:44Will you give His Majesty the King guarantee

00:47that you won't allow Israel to annex with Spain?

00:49And how are you going to force this?

00:51I think that's going to work out very well.

00:52That's not really what we're talking about today.

00:54I think that's something that's going to work out

00:56automatically, and it's in good shape.

01:00And we discuss it.

01:02Other people have discussed it with us and with me.

01:05That's going to work out.

01:06West Bank is going to work out very well.

01:09We have to keep in mind that there is a plan from Egypt

01:12and the Arab countries.

01:13We're being invited by Mohammed bin Salman

01:15to discussions in Riyadh.

01:17I think the point is, is how to make this work in a way

01:19that is good for everybody.

01:22Obviously, we have to look at the best interests

01:25of the United States, of the people in the region,

01:27especially to my people of Jordan.

01:29And we're going to have some interesting discussions today.

01:31I think one of the things that we can do right away

01:35is take 2,000 children that are either cancer children

01:39or in a very ill state to Jordan as quickly as possible,

01:44and then wait for, I think, the Egyptians to present

01:46their plan on how we can work with the President

01:49to work on the Gaza challenges.

01:52I want to tell you this.

01:54Excuse me, wait.

01:55Just please.

01:57I didn't know that, what you just said,

01:582,000 children with cancer or other problems.

02:02And that's really a beautiful gesture.

02:06That's really good, and we appreciate it.

02:08And we'll be working on the rest.

02:10With Egypt, I think you're going to see some great progress.

02:15I think with Jordan, you're going to see

02:16some great progress.

02:18Three of us, and we'll have some others helping.

02:20We're going to have some others at a very high level helping.

02:23And the whole thing will come.

02:24It's not a complex thing to do.

02:26And with the United States being in control

02:28of that piece of land, a fairly large piece of land,

02:32you're going to have stability in the Middle East

02:34for the first time.

02:36And the Palestinians, or the people that live now in Gaza,

02:40will be living beautifully in another location.

02:42They're going to be living safely.

02:44They're not going to be killed, murdered,

02:46and having to leave every 10 years.

02:48Because I've been watching this for so many years.

02:51It's nothing but trouble.

02:52The Press.

02:53Will there be repercussions or anything that happens?

02:55We don't think that's going to happen.

02:57We think it's going to — we think people

02:58are going to be very happy, thrilled.

02:59A lot of those people.

03:01And I know we'll be able to work something.

03:04And what you just said about the 2000 is fantastic.

03:08It's so beautiful.

03:09It's music to my ears.

03:11But we're going to be able to work something,

03:13and I know we'll be able to work something also with —

03:17I believe, not 100 percent, but 99 percent,

03:21we're going to work out something with Egypt.

03:23The Press.

03:25Mr. President, in the region, especially Jordan,

03:26I'm worried about the annexation of the West Bank.

03:28Will you give this majesty the opportunity?

03:31We're not going to buy anything. We're going to have it.

03:33And we're going to keep it, and we're going to make sure

03:34that there's going to be peace,

03:36and there's not going to be any problem,

03:38and nobody is going to question it.

03:40And we're going to run it very properly.

03:43And eventually, we'll have economic development

03:46at a very large scale,

03:47maybe the largest scale on that site.

03:50And we'll have lots of good things built there,

03:52including hotels and office buildings

03:54and housing and other things.

03:57Just briefly, I think maybe you want to say it now, or —

04:01Well —

04:02And, you know, I have a Saturday deadline,

04:04and I don't think they're going to make the deadline personally.

04:07I think they want to play tough guy,

04:11but we'll see how tough they are.

04:13But it's going to be a wonderful thing.

04:15It's going to be wonderful for the Middle East.

04:17I think it'll turn the Middle East.

04:18I think you're going to have peace in the Middle East.

04:20You're going to eventually have peace in the Middle East.

04:22No, please.

04:24Couldn't this deadline risk undermining the talks

04:27that you're having with the king today,

04:30risk the kind of wider peace that you're trying to —

04:33Because that's not — we're not talking about a big situation.

04:36We're talking about something that can go very quickly.

04:39We're talking about — it's going to go quickly.

04:40It's not going to take a long time, okay?

04:43That's not going to take a long time.

04:44You know — from Egypt and the Arab countries.

04:47We're being invited by Mohammed bin Salman

04:48to discussions in Riyadh. I think the —

04:50All right, go ahead.

04:52Mr. President, you were saying that Palestinians

04:54will live somewhere else safe.

04:56Where exactly do you want them to live?

04:59Well, it's not where I want them to live.

05:00It's going to be where we ultimately choose as a group.

05:04And I believe we'll have a parcel of land in Jordan.

05:08I believe we'll have a parcel of land in Egypt.

05:11We may have someplace else.

05:13But I think when we finish our talks,

05:16we'll have a place where they're going to live

05:18very happily and very safely.

05:20And, you know, I want to tell you that's the future.

05:23Excuse me, wait. Just please.

05:26I didn't know that.

05:27Mr. President, how do you know that the Palestinians

05:29don't want to leave their land?

05:31Some people say this is ethnic cleansing.

05:33You won't be able to force them to leave their land.

05:35They're still in there.

05:36We're moving them to a beautiful location

05:39where they have new homes, where they can live safely,

05:42where they'll have doctors and medical

05:45and all of those things.

05:46And I think it's going to be great.

05:48Yeah, any questions?

05:49King Abdullah, what do you think about the U.S.

05:50taking over the Gaza Strip?

05:52Do you want to see the U.S. own the Gaza Strip?

05:54Well, I think, as I said earlier,

05:56the President is looking at Egypt

05:58coming to present their plan.

06:00As I said, we will be in Saudi Arabia

06:02to discuss how we can work with the President

06:05and with the United States.

06:07So I think let's wait until the Egyptians can come

06:10and present it to the President and not get ahead of ourselves.

06:13And is there a parcel of land, Jordan,

06:14that you're willing to have Palestinians own?

06:15Well, I think what we said,

06:17I have to look at the best interests of my country.

06:19I think the President is very happy that we do this thing

06:22with 2,000 children as quickly as possible.

06:26I think they want time because I think the people

06:29that they have living are in such bad shape

06:31because they're sending the most healthy people out

06:35because they don't want to send the least healthy people out.

06:38And there was an uproar when they saw

06:39the people from yesterday.

06:42So these people are...

06:44So I don't want to do two,

06:45and then we do another two in another week,

06:47and then we do four in three weeks.

06:49No, no.

06:51They either have them out by Saturday at 12 o'clock

06:54or all bets are off.

06:57Mr. President, do you think it could be a diamond,

06:59it could be an absolute tremendous asset

07:02for the Middle East?

07:04No, I think we'll do something.

07:05I don't have to threaten with money.

07:07We do.

07:07We contribute a lot of money to Jordan and to Egypt,

07:11by the way, a lot, to both.

07:13But I don't have to threaten that.

07:15I don't think... I think we're above that.

07:17I do believe we're above that.

07:20The Palestinians or the people that live now in Gaza

07:23will be living beautifully in another...

07:25President, you said before that the U.S.

07:27would buy Gaza, and today you just said

07:30we're not going to buy Gaza.

07:31We're not going to have to buy.

07:32We're going to have Gaza.

07:34We don't have to buy.

07:35There's nothing to buy.

07:37We will have Gaza.

07:39What does that mean?

07:39No reason to buy.

07:41There is nothing to buy.

07:42It's Gaza.

07:43It's a war-torn area.

07:45We're going to take it.

07:46We're going to hold it.

07:47We're going to cherish it.

07:49And, Mr. President, take it under what authority?

07:50It is sovereign territory.

07:51Under the U.S. authority.

07:53And, Mr. President, would you seek to personally develop

07:55property in Gaza after this happens?

07:57No. No.

07:58I've had a great career in real estate.

08:00Mr. President, what will your team...

08:02You know, when you've done what I've done

08:03in the last number of years,

08:06including the four years that we should have been doing

08:09something else, frankly,

08:10because people see that now, for sure.

08:13But when you've done what I've done,

08:17you can just do more good for people when you're President.

08:20Thank you.

08:21Come on, guys, quickly.

08:22Thank you. Thank you all for moving.

08:24Come on, quickly.

08:26Thank you. Thanks, guys.

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