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Official transcripts
White House transcripts of the President’s remarks, compiled by the Office of the Federal Register and published on govinfo.gov. They are in the public domain and usually appear 4–7 weeks after the event: the newest one here is from Sep 30, 2026. We show how often a word was said and short quotes, and link to the full text. Searches on this page go to our server, unlike My transcripts.
“Water” said in 31 of 112 transcripts, 172 times.
Counted forms: water, waters, water's.
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…gunfire, trekked over rugged mountains, stormed across scorching deserts, sailed through hostile waters, conquered unknown dangers, and poured out their blood and guts on battlefields…
…have managed to turn green farmland into dry deserts. As their corrupt "water mafia"—let's call it the "water mafia"—causes droughts and empty riverbeds…
…poor job. As you probably heard, I released billions of gallons of water going in from upstate California, from the most northern parts of California…
…it would have been like if you had fire hydrants that had water in them, if you had sprinkler systems in houses. A lot of…
…they had beautiful sprinkler systems, there was no water. They had no water to put out the fires. Water is very good for putting out…
…Angeles—which is half burned down, unfortunately, because they didn't have the water, and they didn't have what they were supposed to have. Destroying the…
…Airport. Both aircraft crashed instantly and were immediately submerged into the icy waters of the Potomac. Real tragedy. The massive search and rescue mission was…
…answers. That icy, icy Potomac—that was a cold, cold night, cold water. We're all overcome with the grief for many who have so tragically…
…Together, we take solace that their journey ended not in the cold waters of the Potamic but in the warm embrace of a loving god…
…lot of that could have been prevented, I think, if they had water, which they had plenty of, but they didn't use it. But I'm…
…North Carolina in this horrible crisis. For 2 months, Asheville lacked running water. And even today, some North Carolinians can't take a hot-water shower…
…which is ridiculous. We'll marshal all available resources that bring back potable water and make your water and infrastructure dramatically more reliable very quickly. And…