Saudi's crown prince in his own words

Saudi Arabia's crown sovereign Mohammed canister Salman is set to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington on Tuesday. 

Shared adversary Iran will be high on the motivation, however the 32-year-old strongman ruler will likewise be looking to exhibit his far reaching developments to Saudi society and an inexorably self-assured remote strategy that incorporates the war in Yemen and a progressing discretionary quarrel with Qatar. 

The accompanying are citations from a meeting he provided for CBS News on Sunday. 

- The part of ladies - 

Sovereign Mohammed has actualized a few changes on ladies' rights, releasing apparel limitations, pushing for more prominent cooperation in the workforce, and, essentially, lifting a restriction on ladies driving. 

Be that as it may, guardianship laws, which expect ladies to look for the authorization of male relatives for a large group of exercises, stay set up. 

"We have radicals who prohibit blending between the two genders and can't separate between a man and a lady alone together and their being as one of every a work put. A large number of those thoughts negate the lifestyle amid the season of the Prophet," he said. 

"We are for the most part individuals and there is no distinction." 

- Roots of Saudi fanaticism - 

The ruler recognized Saudi society was commanded by especially brutal strain of traditionalist Islam, which he follows back to 1979, the time of the Islamic Revolution in Iran and the seizure by fanatics of the Grand Mosque in Mecca. 

"We were casualties, particularly my age that experienced this an awesome arrangement," he said. 

"This isn't the genuine Saudi Arabia. I would request that your watchers utilize their advanced mobile phones to discover. Also, they can google Saudi Arabia in the 60s, and they will see the genuine Saudi Arabia effectively in the photos. 

"We were carrying on with an exceptionally ordinary life like whatever remains of the Gulf nations. Ladies were driving autos. There were film theaters in Saudi Arabia. Ladies worked all over. We were simply ordinary individuals creating like some other nation on the planet until the occasions of 1979." 

- The cleanse - 

He protected finally his hostile to debasement cleanse which saw a large number of the kingdom's sovereigns and head honchos kept for a little while inside Riyadh's sumptuous Ritz-Carlton inn - generally observed as an endeavor to bond his hold on control. 

"What we did in Saudi Arabia was to a great degree fundamental" and lawful, he said. 

He said he could recuperate more than "$100 billion" of sick gotten riches from the prisoners, yet included: "The thought isn't to get cash, however to rebuff the degenerate and send a reasonable flag that whoever participates in degenerate arrangements will confront the law." 

- His own riches - 

The sovereign has been blamed for lip service over his extravagant way of life at once his legislature is lecturing more prominent somberness of its natives and has forced new expenses. 

He was as of late uncovered as the proprietor of a French house depicted as the world's most costly home, as indicated by a report in the New York Times. 

Be that as it may, he demanded his riches was a private issue. "To the extent my private costs, I'm a rich individual and not a destitute individual. I'm not Gandhi or Mandela. 

He included: "Yet what I do as a man is to spend some portion of my own pay on philanthropy. I spend no less than 51 percent on individuals and 49 on myself." 

- Ascent to the honored position - 

As beneficiary to the honored position after his dad King Salman bites the dust, the youthful sovereign could be set to govern the kingdom for the following 50 years or more. 

Asked what could stop him, he answered: "Just passing."