In-town pool report #8 - Miller quotes on Saudi nuclear deal, WHCD
From: Naomi Lim
Sent: Friday, July 24, 2026 5:04 PM
To: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: In-town pool report #8 - Miller quotes on Saudi nuclear deal, WHCD
https://otter.ai/u/HlSqUeY4VoOqHEYPb_ghMbUuOfg?utm_source=copy_url
On Abraham Accords condition for the Saudi nuclear deal:
"The president has been very clear with Saudi Arabia since, not just this term, but going back, his expectations, timelines, and commitments on their normalization of relations with Israel and their entering the Abraham Accords."
"The president, better than any American alive, understands the psychology of the kingdom, the players in the kingdom, and what that relationship looks like."
"When you think about, I'll just say this, when you think about where Saudi Arabia is today, going back to the Riyadh speech in 2017 and leaning on them to be a bulwark against violent terrorism in the region, President Trump has helped work with Saudi Arabia to become the nation, the kingdom, one of the foremost pillars of stability in the area."
"We should just assume and trust that the president knows exactly what to do and how to do it to ultimately achieve what would be a watershed moment in a region that's been filled with watershed moments."
On Nicaraguan elections:
"There's an axiom that is said over, and over, and over again with increasing frequency lately, which is that you can vote your way into socialism or communism, but you can't vote your way out of it. This is unfortunately an illustration of that point, right?"
"Socialist parties, communist parties, will use all manner of tactics and techniques to try to gain favor at the ballot box."
"Secretary Rubio has outlined a very clear U.S. foreign policy on the issue. I think it's important to put this in the context of what we're doing overall in the region with the Shield of the Americas..."
"The Western Hemisphere is going through a dramatic realignment right now, which, of course, Nicaragua is a legacy exception, a dramatic realignment towards America, towards the West, and towards President Trump."
"The region has chosen leaders who are campaigning on President Trump's security and prosperity strategy. So we're in a better position than ever to leverage those relationships to help get a better future for the people of Nicaragua. But the bigger point in all of this is that, regardless of what some individuals may do in the region, the region has spoken clearly across nations that they want to align with America and the Trump agenda, and that's what the people want. So I'm not surprised at all that there are individuals who are afraid of the voters in [the] Western Hemisphere. After seeing in Colombia, and in Honduras, and in Costa Rica, and in Peru, and in Ecuador, et cetera, et cetera, the continuing alignment of the peoples of the Western Hemisphere with the United States."
On the WHCD/SAVE America Act:
"I would direct any questions you have to them on handling the next phase of negotiations." -- of the White House Office of Legislative Affairs
"He's been absolutely ,unequivocally, unmistakably clear on his expectations for the passage of the SAVE America Act, one way or another."
"On your first question, the answer is that yes, I am going to be attending. Very excited about it. Very much looking forward to President Trump's remarks. And I think that may not be a very exciting answer, but my answer is just that [I'm] very grateful to law enforcement, very grateful to Secret Service, because I know they've done a lot of work into making sure this is going to be a safe event for everybody, where we can have fun, we can tell some jokes, and yes, believe it or not, we can celebrate all you guys, differences notwithstanding, and have a good, fun night. And we're all looking forward to it. So on that very happy note, I'll say thank you and see you tonight."
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Naomi Lim
White House Reporter
Washington Examiner
Sent: Friday, July 24, 2026 5:04 PM
To: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: In-town pool report #8 - Miller quotes on Saudi nuclear deal, WHCD
https://otter.ai/u/HlSqUeY4VoOqHEYPb_ghMbUuOfg?utm_source=copy_url
On Abraham Accords condition for the Saudi nuclear deal:
"The president has been very clear with Saudi Arabia since, not just this term, but going back, his expectations, timelines, and commitments on their normalization of relations with Israel and their entering the Abraham Accords."
"The president, better than any American alive, understands the psychology of the kingdom, the players in the kingdom, and what that relationship looks like."
"When you think about, I'll just say this, when you think about where Saudi Arabia is today, going back to the Riyadh speech in 2017 and leaning on them to be a bulwark against violent terrorism in the region, President Trump has helped work with Saudi Arabia to become the nation, the kingdom, one of the foremost pillars of stability in the area."
"We should just assume and trust that the president knows exactly what to do and how to do it to ultimately achieve what would be a watershed moment in a region that's been filled with watershed moments."
On Nicaraguan elections:
"There's an axiom that is said over, and over, and over again with increasing frequency lately, which is that you can vote your way into socialism or communism, but you can't vote your way out of it. This is unfortunately an illustration of that point, right?"
"Socialist parties, communist parties, will use all manner of tactics and techniques to try to gain favor at the ballot box."
"Secretary Rubio has outlined a very clear U.S. foreign policy on the issue. I think it's important to put this in the context of what we're doing overall in the region with the Shield of the Americas..."
"The Western Hemisphere is going through a dramatic realignment right now, which, of course, Nicaragua is a legacy exception, a dramatic realignment towards America, towards the West, and towards President Trump."
"The region has chosen leaders who are campaigning on President Trump's security and prosperity strategy. So we're in a better position than ever to leverage those relationships to help get a better future for the people of Nicaragua. But the bigger point in all of this is that, regardless of what some individuals may do in the region, the region has spoken clearly across nations that they want to align with America and the Trump agenda, and that's what the people want. So I'm not surprised at all that there are individuals who are afraid of the voters in [the] Western Hemisphere. After seeing in Colombia, and in Honduras, and in Costa Rica, and in Peru, and in Ecuador, et cetera, et cetera, the continuing alignment of the peoples of the Western Hemisphere with the United States."
On the WHCD/SAVE America Act:
"I would direct any questions you have to them on handling the next phase of negotiations." -- of the White House Office of Legislative Affairs
"He's been absolutely ,unequivocally, unmistakably clear on his expectations for the passage of the SAVE America Act, one way or another."
"On your first question, the answer is that yes, I am going to be attending. Very excited about it. Very much looking forward to President Trump's remarks. And I think that may not be a very exciting answer, but my answer is just that [I'm] very grateful to law enforcement, very grateful to Secret Service, because I know they've done a lot of work into making sure this is going to be a safe event for everybody, where we can have fun, we can tell some jokes, and yes, believe it or not, we can celebrate all you guys, differences notwithstanding, and have a good, fun night. And we're all looking forward to it. So on that very happy note, I'll say thank you and see you tonight."
--
Naomi Lim
White House Reporter
Washington Examiner