As of now, after Geneva, there are fewer points — no longer 28 — and much of what is correct has already been taken into account in this framework.

There is still work for all of us to do — it’s very difficult — to make the final document, and everything must be done properly.

Our team reported today on the new draft of steps, and this is indeed the right approach — sensitive matters; I will discuss the sensitive ones with President Trump.

It was a Great Honor meeting Cristiano Ronaldo, A BIG STAR.

My son Barron is such a great fan, and now, so am I!

Nobody is planning to go in and shoot him (Maduro) or snatch him — at this point. I wouldn't say never, but that's not the plan right now.

In the meantime, we're going to blow up boats shipping drugs. We're going to stop the drug trafficking.

Maduro is a narcoterrorist. Always lead with that word if you want to represent the president's thinking.

The diplomats tell us that Maduro is going to say, "Trust me. I'll have new elections in three years. You can come and have all the oil. I'll stop sending it to Russia."

He has said many things like that over many years, and he never keeps his promise. So the diplomats tell us we should be suspicious.

The hawk in Venezuela is Donald Trump, followed by [White House Deputy Chief of Staff] Stephen Miller, followed by Marco Rubio.

I see a diplomatic solution as being very likely.

Donald Trump hasn't said this in as many words, but he wants his legacy to be that he did everything he could to stem the flow of illegal drugs into this country.