Brian Mast, the Republican congressman whose district abuts Donald Trump’s unofficial second White House in south Florida, has a large wooden conference table in his Washington office, which he keeps perpetually set with tiny bottles of water for his visitors.
The guests arrive daily from embassies around Washington and from capitals around the world. The day before it had been Nigeria, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Taiwan and two other places that he cannot recall.
But they all come in prepared to sell America on what they have to offer, says Mast, who chairs the House foreign affairs committee.
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