Before Taking Questions at Future Investment Initiative Summit, Trump Says “Ask Me Whatever You Want, You Can Talk Sex, Whatever the Hell You Want! I’m Here for You”

President Trump closed his remarks at the Future Investment Initiative Priority Summit in Miami Beach, Florida, on Friday with a hilarious comment, leaving no questions off the table from members of the audience.  

At the end of his speech, Trump opened the floor for questions and gave his commitment to transparency.

“Unlike other politicians, they would like the question screened. I don’t ask for screening of the questions,” he said.

“You can ask me anything you want. You can talk sex, whatever the hell you want! I’m here for you,” he continued, leaving the room bursting with laughter.

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Trump: You’re going to win like you’ve never had before. So I want to just thank everybody very much. And I’m asked to take a few questions, and unlike other politicians, they would like the question screened. I don’t ask for screening of the questions.

You can ask me anything you want. You can talk sex. You can— whatever the hell you want! I’m here for you. Whatever question you want, you can ask.

Trump addressed business leaders, investors, and policymakers from around the world on Friday at the investment conference at the Faena Hotel and Forum.

Much of his speech focused on the war in Iran and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

At one point, Trump gave the Strait a new name, referring to it as the Strait of Trump.

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