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Now we're looking at the President of the United States, who is now officially in the final leg of his journey at the United Arab Emirates, where he is being greeted. It looks like inside of what would be a sophisticated hangar, where Air Force One pulled into. You can see American flags there on the right? Yeah, you can see the UAE flags. So there's no stairs to walk down, he walks out to a platform. So I think this is the final leg of the trip, right? And he's been welcomed in. He's going to be touring and visiting the iconic landmark in Abu Dhabi. He's going to have dinner tonight. And there's going to be an AI roundtable and trade talks a little bit later. The UAE is extremely ambitious. They want to become a semi-conductor and AI powerhouse. And as we look for other places to get this outside China, that is music to our ears. Looks like someone presented him flowers, maybe a child, it looks like. And then we haven't talked about this. We haven't talked about this this morning, the Chinook helicopter sale to the UAE, the State Department approved a possible foreign military sale to the UAE. It would be six CH-47F Chinook helicopters worth an estimated $1.32 billion. So, Ainsley and Brian, it's always interesting when they welcome the president, because each country has done something different. We've gotten camels, we've gotten horses as well to escort the president. And now it was some type of performance that you're seeing there as they have the American flag, as well as the UAE. Yeah, perhaps more than any other Gulf state, the UAE sees investment with the U.S. central to its strategy. It will deepen ties, it'll secure, there will be secures in return, and they have the money to back it up. It's one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
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