NEW YORK: "Come on in," President Donald Trump jokingly told the world´s dictators Tuesday, saying he´s happy to deal with any kind of foreign leader able to help the United States.
Trump was touting the strength of the US economy in a speech to business executives in New York and said the rest of the world wants to get its share.
"This is where the action is. When I meet leaders of countries as they come in -- kings and queens and prime ministers and presidents and dictators -- I meet them all," he said.
"Everybody wants to come in. Dictators, it´s OK, come on in. Whatever´s good for the United States," he said to laughter.
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