by Leo Hohmann, Leo’s Newsletter:
While the media focuses on the billions being invested and jobs ‘created’ in a deal tailor made for America-first soundbites, what’s the hidden agenda, the story behind the story? Lets break it down.
President Donald Trump has agreed to a $600 billion investment deal with Saudi Arabia that also includes $20 billion in Saudi investment in AI data centers in the United States and billions more in arms shipments to Saudi Arabia.
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“President Trump is the dealmaker in chief, and he has once again secured a historic deal that strengthens America’s economic dominance and global influence,” the White House said in a public statement, adding that the investment will build “economic ties that will endure for generations to come.”
The investment will initially focus on deals that strengthen the energy sector, the military-industrial complex, technology and artificial intelligence, and access to global infrastructure and critical minerals.
After his meeting with Muhammed Bin Salman (MBS), the crown prince of the Saudi kingdom, the White House also announced it has agreed to drop economic sanctions against the new Turkish-backed Sunni Islamic caliphate in Syria, a jihadi regime that has slaughtered thousands of Christians and Alowite religious minorities since shooting its way into power a few months ago.
This is all being “celebrated” by the White House.
“The deals celebrated today are historic and transformative for both countries and represent a new golden era of partnership between the United States and Saudi Arabia,” the White House said. “From day one, President Trump’s America First Trade and Investment Policy has put the American economy, the American worker, and our national security first.”
The Trump administration also announced that the two countries signed the largest military arms agreement in history, totaling $142 billion, providing Saudi Arabia with air force advancement and space capabilities, air and missile defense, maritime and coastal security, border security and land forces modernization, and information and communication systems.
Included in the deal is the Saudi company DataVolt investing $20 billion in AI data centers and energy infrastructure in the United States. Another Saudi firm, Shamekh IV Solutions, LLC, will invest $5.8 billion, including in a Michigan high-capacity IV fluid facility.
