U.S. Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump on Fri­day called on oil ex­ec­u­tives to rush back in­to Venezuela as the White House looks to quick­ly se­cure $100 bil­lion in in­vest­ments to re­vive the coun­try’s abil­i­ty to ful­ly tap in­to its ex­pan­sive re­serves of pe­tro­le­um.

Since the U.S. mil­i­tary raid to cap­ture for­mer Venezue­lan leader Nicolás Maduro on Sat­ur­day, Trump has quick­ly piv­ot­ed to por­tray­ing the move as a new­found eco­nom­ic op­por­tu­ni­ty for the U.S., seiz­ing tankers car­ry­ing Venezue­lan oil, and say­ing the U.S. is tak­ing over the sales of 30 mil­lion to 50 mil­lion bar­rels of pre­vi­ous­ly sanc­tioned Venezue­lan oil and will be con­trol­ling sales world­wide in­def­i­nite­ly.

Trump used the meet­ing with oil in­dus­try ex­ec­u­tives to pub­licly as­sure them that they need not be scep­ti­cal of quick­ly in­vest­ing in and, in some cas­es, re­turn­ing to the South Amer­i­can coun­try with a his­to­ry of state as­set seizures as well as on­go­ing U.S. sanc­tions and decades of po­lit­i­cal un­cer­tain­ty.