Trump Throws Out Press from Secret Meeting with Oil Executives
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Donald Trump just threw out the press during a disastrous meeting that he was holding in the White House with oil execs where they were discussing how they would carve up Venezuela after Donald Trump's invasion. Donald Trump told members of the press that he needed to then speak with the oil execs in secret so they can discuss how they were going to take the oil from Venezuela. Now, during this disastrous meeting, Donald Trump also looked at the oil execs and said, you see this area? This is where the golden ballroom is going to be built, referring to his unlawful ballroom after tearing down the East Wing. And he seemed to be insinuating that they better chip in for his golden ballroom if they want a piece of Venezuela, which is being carved up.
So let me show you what went down. You see Donald Trump here kind of staring at where the golden ballroom is going to be as he was shaking down the oil execs. But here's where Donald Trump tells the press, if you don't mind, I will ask the press to leave now because I'm going to speak with these oil execs about what we can do to carve up Venezuela. Listen to it yourself. Play this clip.
So if you don't mind, I'll ask the press to leave. And we will see what kind of a deal we're going to make with these geniuses. And I think you're going to come out very good. Thank you all very much. Thank you.
Thank you.
Then before that, Donald Trump looked out the window where he was standing in the White House, and he's like, you see this area? He was speaking to the oil execs. This is where the Golden Ballroom is gonna be. And now it's what, like 89,000 square feet. And they're talking about now building a second story to the West Wing to deal with the asymmetrical problems caused by the massive East Wing Golden Ballroom. But here's what Trump says to the oil execs. Let's play it.
Well, I gotta look at this myself.
Wow. What a view. This is the door to the bar.
Now, because Donald Trump does not know the names of the oil execs who he was meeting with, he didn't write it down or didn't even try to learn their names. He would refer to the oil executives by the companies that they led. So he would refer to the Chevron exec as Mr. Chevron. He would refer to the Exxon exec as Mr. Exxon or Mr. Shell for the Shell exec. Watch this here, play this clip.
And if we didn't do what we did, China or Russia would have been in Venezuela. I think I can. Where's Mr. Chevron? So let me ask you, they would have been there if we didn't do this.
Do you agree with that? And then also before Donald Trump kicked out the press, before he threw them out of the room to do the secret meeting, Marco Rubio would pass notes to Donald Trump. And they were supposed to be private notes. But Donald Trump would then read the notes out loud like this note where Rubio writes, go back to Chevron. They want to discuss something. And Donald Trump's like, OK, go back to Chevron. You want to discuss something with me here? Watch this clip.
What happened during Trump's meeting with oil executives?
Let's play it.
It's already been written off. All right. Thank you. You'll make it back one way or the other. You're all going to do very well. I think really, very well. Marco just gave me a note. Go back to Chevron. They want to discuss something. Go ahead. I'm going back to Chevron. Thank you, Marco. Is there a question, Mr. President? Yes. Go ahead, Marco. What was it? What are you saying here?
So then Donald Trump was asked by CNN that if Maria Karina Machado, the pro-opposition leader, gave you her Nobel Peace Prize, would you allow her to become the leader of Venezuela?
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:24
2
What happened during Trump's meeting with oil executives?
4:24–8:38
3
Why did Trump ask the press to leave the meeting?
8:38–13:50
4
How does Trump refer to oil executives during the meeting?
13:50–18:32
5
What are the implications of Trump's comments on Venezuela?
18:32–20:22