US and Pakistan sign agreement to develop oil reserves

US President Donald Trump made a new statement regarding the trade agreements his country has made. Stating that they are very busy working on trade agreements, Trump said, "I have spoken with leaders of many countries who all want to make the US 'extremely happy.' I will be meeting with the South Korean Trade Delegation this afternoon. South Korea currently imposes a 25 percent tariff, but they have a proposal to lower these tariffs. I would like to hear what that proposal is."

Announcing that they have signed an agreement between the US and Pakistan to develop oil reserves, Trump said, "We have signed an agreement with Pakistan to work together to develop their massive oil reserves. We are in the process of selecting the oil company that will lead this partnership. Who knows, maybe one day they will sell oil to India."

Stating that other countries are also offering proposals to lower tariffs, Trump said, "All of this will help to reduce our trade deficit in a very significant way. A full report will be released at an appropriate time," he said.