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Executive found time to head U.S.-backed fund investing in Poland and write about German history
above the dotted line made of skittles
The Wednesday meeting was held to discuss the situation in northern Syria, where Turkey launched an offensive last week against Kurdish-led forces after the US suddenly withdrew its troops.
Ms Pelosi is then said to have mentioned the House vote and Democratic leader Chuck Schumer began to read the president a quote from former Defence Secretary James Mattis on the need to keep US troops in Syria to prevent a resurgence of the so-called Islamic State group, known as IS or Isis.
According to US media, Mr Trump cut Mr Schumer off, complaining that Mr Mattis was "the world's most overrated general".
As the meeting went on, the president is said to have told Ms Pelosi: "I hate Isis more than you do."
When asked by Mr Schumer if his plan was to rely on the Syrians and the Turks, the president said the plan was "to keep the American people safe". Ms Pelosi reportedly told him that this was a goal, not a plan.
Mr Schumer has said the president then called Ms Pelosi a "third-rate" politician. (She later said it was "third-grade".)
At that point, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer reportedly interjected, telling the president that such insults were "not useful".
The Democratic leaders then left the meeting early.
>I hate Isis more than you do.
People been asking me, "Where'd you learn to fly that way?"
Was over in Vietnam, chasin' NVA
The government taught me, and they taught me right,
Stay under the treeline, and you might be alright
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