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During his speech in Saudi Arabia, U.S. President Donald Trump called on Arab leaders to do their fair share to "drive out" terrorism from their countries. The speech before leaders of 55 Muslim majority countries is part of Trump's effort to redefine his relationship with the Muslim world after the harsh comments he made about Islam on the campaign trail.
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