A meeting about where to hide 10,000 American soldiers in the Arabian desert

WHCA: 'Disturbing' to see Saudis disclose Trump meeting before White House

The White House Correspondents Association (WHCA) on Tuesday slammed the White House for a lack of transparency after it failed to disclose President Trump's meeting with a Saudi official in the Oval Office.
"A meeting with a foreign leader in the Oval Office should, at the very least, be on the public schedule with a read-out of the meeting released after it is over," WCHA president Jon Karl said in a statement. "This has been the long-standing precedent for presidents of both political parties.

Trump met Monday with Prince Khalid bin Salman, the Saudi vice minister of defense, amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran. The meeting was not listed on Trump's public schedule, and the White House did not provide a readout of the discussion.

Likely discussed the cost and how much oil money Trump can ply out of MBS hands.  In other words, planning for another of those failed repub oil deals.

Our military and Pompous Ass must be going through hysteria in trying to figure this out.  Certainly the military is fairly nuts about this, there is no reason to boost troop strength in Saudi Arabia except for a monetary deal.  Having blown all that cash on useless military hardware in the done era, this is about hiding troops in Saudi land.  It has to be  a paid for deal, either pure bribery in units of Trump Hotels, or direct cash payments to the defense department. We shall see.