The Saudis have to be a member of the Abraham Accords.

It's time now. They and others didn't do it because of the problem they had with Iran, but Iran is not a problem anymore.

Iran is not a great power anymore.

At some point, the Saudis will join the Abraham Accords, and they will pursue their civil nuclear program. No enrichment.

Venezuela is not ready for elections yet.

Delcy has been doing a fantastic job.

I owned the Miss Universe pageant, and Miss Venezuela always did very well in that pageant.

So I know something about the country.

They want to make a deal. Sometimes they say they don't want to make a deal—they want to be the tough guys, but they do want to make a deal.

There's two ways: we can take them apart piece by piece, or we can negotiate with them, which is what we are also doing right now.

As we speak, we are talking to them.

We are talking to them right now. I think they are getting more and more serious as the days go by.

I consider the deal the smarter way, but doing what we are doing is the easier way. We can take that to a much higher level if we want to.

We're locked and loaded and ready to go.

When I went into Venezuela, everyone was against it.

Then, two days later, they said, "Wow, that's fantastic."

A lot of people are saying that with Iran already. It would take them 25 years to rebuild.

They have to make a deal.

I think they are being, by far, the most serious that we've seen them.

Barack Hussein Obama went after journalists, and nobody said anything about it.

When Obama does it, it's okay, but when I do it, it's not.

If Saudi Arabia doesn't join the Abraham Accords, I am not going to do the deal.

This was always understood. Saudi Arabia knew.

We think the Abraham Accords bring peace in the Middle East and now there's no longer an Iran factor. There's no longer Iran to worry about.