Trump's visit makes a sensation for a sensation in Saudi Arabia

When he was waiting for President Trump to arrive in a gilded ballroom in the Saudi capital Riad, Mohammad Bahareth beamed.

The “Trump 2028” cap on his head stuck in the crowd, where Saudi men mixed in suits in traditional red and white checkered headgear.

Mr. Bahareth, a Saudi self-help bleeder, did not previously enter the lamp in the one-to-to-bis, Mr. Trump's “ruthless pragmatism” and Kahle's trust inspired him. Now he has 1.5 million followers on Instagram, has a Tesla and sees himself as a proud Trump trailer.

“He says what his opinion is and he doesn't care what people think,” said Mr. Bahareth on Tuesday when Mr. Trump spoke a Saudi US economic forum during a state visit. “Trump is about being yourself.”

Mr. Bahareth, 40, is not the only Saudi that is in love with the American president.

Mr. Trump's visit to Saudi -Arabia on Tuesday and Wednesday -The first stop of his first big trip abroad of his second term -caused a sensation for the de facto ruler, the crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, he surprised hundreds of billions of dollars in the United States by ending at American sanctions with the American sanctions in Syria.