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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.
“Trade” said in 77 of 170 transcripts, 254 times.
Counted forms: trade, trades, trade's.
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…a majority of them wouldn't have happened. They happened for two reasons: trade and our strength. Those are the two reasons, and probably strength maybe…
…signing a bilateral agreement with both countries to expand cooperation in energy, trade, and technology, including AI. And in terms of energy, Chris is here…
…starting. And I was talking to one of the two nations on trade, and I said, "I'm not going to sign a trade deal if…
…smart they were, how good they were. And when it comes to trade and other things, we're going to always go 100-percent out. We'll…
…friend was oftentimes much worse than the foe when it comes to trade. So, if that happens, what you do is you raise your rates…
…anybody attack the dollar. So it's partially BRICS, and it's partially the trade—this trade situation. It's the deficit. We had a tremendous deficit. So…
…Beautiful Bill," as we call it. But I just signed the largest trade deal in history—I think maybe the largest deal in history— with…
…be here someplace. Doug. Hi, Doug. And I said to the Japanese trade representatives—and these were the top people. We concluded the one deal…
…amazing thing. And nobody thought that was even possible. We've negotiated historic trade deals with the United Kingdom, Indonesia, China. Today Japan and the Philippines…
…been fighting for a long time, and a lot of it was trade. I said, "You're not going to trade with us if you're going…
…it." And they did. And they were great. We made a wonderful trade deal with them. But we're doing that all over. Is ethanol very…
…so great. And in breaking news, just yesterday, we reached a historic trade agreement with Vietnam to open their markets to American exports with zero…
…yet, because we have our great Attorney General, Pam Bondi here. U.S. Trade Representative—and he's working around 24 hours. We have them one after…
…we have the hottest country in the world. So it's great. And Trade Representative Jamieson Greer is very busy, because—where are you, Jamieson? Everybody…
…we're doing—it's such an important situation—and Commissioners of the Federal Trade Commission and the CEO of X, Linda Yaccarino. Where are you, Linda…
…just made a very big deal with the U.K.—United Kingdom—on trade, which is shocking everybody. They said, "Oh, gee." And we just had…
…and I wouldn't be surprised. But we have tremendous things happening on trade, the likes of which we've never seen before. The U.K. deal was…
…really great. And now they're negotiating various other—very—very big, strong trade deals. Nobody thought it would be possible, Claudia. Look at our great…
…we were great allies in that. And it's very unusual that the trade deal comes due, and we signed it up on the same day…
…that that day is the same day that we signed a tremendous trade deal for both countries. So I'm going to begin by just adding…
…This morning I'm thrilled to announce that we have reached a breakthrough trade deal with the United Kingdom. Incredible country. Today is a Victory Day…
…John? See, he's undercover. He's here, but he's undercover. He's perfect. U.S. Trade Representative, Jamieson Greer, another busy one, huh? Jamieson, good. And another one…