But Donald Trump adding Israel normalization to an apparently already signed nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia is an example of a recurring issue. A deal gets initialed and he’s out the next day claiming that agreements are in the deal that clearly aren’t. Some of it may be Trump’s need to hold attention and demand post-signature fluffing to keep him on board. But at least part of it seems to be a feature of the bubble environment of the second term White House. Difficult issues are kept from him; he’s yesed or reassured that things are in agreements that are not (“Oh that one agreement is definitely in there, Don.