'Matter of Importance': Lip Reader Reveals What Trump and Obama Talked About During Jimmy Carter's Funeral " American Greatness

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Trump added, "and after, I will." Later in the exchange, Trump said: "Call me at the foy after -- yep."
43% : " It would appear as though Trump was hoping to have a conversation about an unspecified international agreement outside the reach of probing cameras.
35% : " Trump then suggested finding a quiet place to continue the discussion.
34% : The Post surmised that Trump was "possibly referring to the National Cathedral's foyer.
33% : This is a matter of importance and we need to do this outside so that we can deal with it, certainly, today," Trump said, as Obama nodded.
30% : According to Freeman's translation, Trump, 78, told Obama, 63, that they would have to "find a quiet place" later in the day to discuss a "matter of importance.
17% : Trump at one point leaned toward Obama and said, "I've pulled out of that.
5% : Obama also mocked Trump in October for delivering lengthy speeches "like Fidel Castro -- just on and on" and his "constant attempts to sell you stuff," such as golden sneakers and Trump Bibles.
2% : Trump and Obama have publicly had tense relations for years -- with Trump accusing Obama of ordering the feds to "spy" on his 2016 campaign over alleged ties to Russia.

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