Former United States president Donald Trump defended the Saudi crown prince during the prince's first visit to the United States since the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Trump dismissed questions about the assassination, stating 'things happen' and insisting the crown prince was not involved. The crown prince described the murder as a 'huge mistake' and said Saudi Arabia had taken appropriate steps to investigate. Khashoggi's widow called for an apology and compensation from the crown prince. The leaders also discussed major investment deals, potential sales of advanced fighter aircraft, and cooperation on nuclear power and artificial intelligence, despite concerns from some Israeli officials about the arms deal.
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