'You can ask me anything, even sex': Trump to reporters after speech in summit

Washington: Amid the ongoing conflict between US-Israel, Iran, all eyes are on the statements made by the leaders. On Friday, while talking to the reporters at the Future Investment Initiative (FII) Priority Summit, US President Donald Trump made a off-the-cuff comment about sex.

What did Trump say?

While addressing the media at the summit, Donald Trump said that "unlike other politicians," he doesn't have the questions screened ahead of time.

"So, I wanna just thank everybody very much, and I’m asked to take a few questions. Unlike other politicians – they would like the questions 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," he said.

What happen after the comment?

After making this comment, Trump again started with his speech about global investment and economic growth, as well as the Iran war.

"Tonight, we're closer than ever to the rise of the Middle East that is finally free at last from Iranian terror, aggression, and nuclear blackmail -- that's what's happened. It was nuclear blackmail for years and years and beyond that. It was blackmail -- period," Trump said during the address.

"Under my leadership, America is ending the threat posed by this radical regime, decimating Iran's capabilities with Operation Epic Fury. Nobody's ever seen anything quite like it. We have the most powerful military in the world ... For 47 years, Iran has been known as the bully of the Middle East. But they are not the bully not any longer. They are on the run," he added.