Trump Invites Top CEOs To Dinner And Every Single One Of Them Did The Exact Same Thing At His Table
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When President Trump was on the campaign trail, he made a promise that he would bring the world’s CEOs together and negotiate some YUGE deals that would help bring America back from the brink of total collapse. Then-candidate Trump promised America would see better days in just the first four years of his Presidency. We’re headed into year two, and President Trump has fulfilled a lot of his campaign promises. Unemployment is at an all-time low since the early 70’s, and Black unemployment is the lowest it’s ever been. I bet you won’t even hear Al Sharpton admitting that. His type love making money off the backs of poor folks. That’s the Democratic way of life.
President Trump recently flew to Davos where he had a meeting with some of the worlds most powerful CEOs. He let them know that America was open for business and ready to make some YUGE deals. The media claimed President Trump was lurking in the pockets of special interest. I guess the media doesn’t know how business actually works. You have to make good deals if you want to make it in the world. Take it from President Trump on making deals. He’s made billions of dollars off good deals. This seems to be another problem the media has.
“I will always put America First. Just like the leaders of other countries should put their countries first. But America First does not mean America alone,” the president declared, adding “when the United States grows, so does the world. American prosperity has created countless jobs around the globe and the drive for excellence, creativity and innovation in the United States has led to important discoveries that help people everywhere live more prosperous and healthier lives.”
A senior administration official previewing the speech told reporters it will deliver three principles “first is that America is open for business again, in the sense that there’s been no better time to build, to invest, to hire in the United States,” adding “the second theme that I think that you will hear the President speak to relates to America’s engagement in the world,” continuing “finally, I think you’ll hear the President articulate a vision of free and sovereign nations cooperating towards shared goals — peace, security, prosperity.” -Daily Caller
President Donald Trump convened a dinner with 15 major European CEOs in Davos to urge them to invest in the U.S. – and the business titans made down-payments in presidential goodwill by repeatedly congratulating their host.
In a scene familiar to viewers of Trump cabinet meetings where officials lavish praise on their boss, the European tycoons gathered at Davos reminded the trade skeptic Trump of how many millions they had poured into the country – and complimented him on some recent victories.
The head of German firm Siemens kicked off the praise, telling the president: ‘Congratulations on your tax reform.’
‘We said it, right,’ Trump told company head Joe Kaeser, whom he praised for his modesty.
‘I assume you’ve done good? Trump asked. ‘ We did very well as a matter of fact,’ Kaiser replied, saying the company was boosting investment in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Joining the celebration of the new $1.5 trillion tax cut law was Eldar Saetre of Norway’s Statoil, who said the firm was increasing production offshore.
‘I would like to congratulate you … on the tax reform,’ Saetre told the president. ‘I think that is really good news I guess for all of us here but also for the oil and gas in our industry,’ he added.
‘Good news for a lot of people,’ interjected Trump.
Saetre threw in praise for Trump’s deregulation, which has touched offshore drilling.
‘Oil and gas is also a heavily regulated business. So your thinking and your actions on what you’re doing on regulations is good news,’ he said.
The head of Nokia, a leading telecommunications company, praised Trump for a still-unfulfilled campaign promise.
‘I’m very happy and pleased with your infrastructure focus,’ said Rajeev Suri, head of the Finnish company. -Daily Mail