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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.
“Ambassador” said in 26 of 199 transcripts, 49 times.
…from the beginning. We're greatly honored to be joined by the Indian Ambassador to the United States, Vinay Kwatroo [Kwatra], and that's very nice. Didn't…
…much. It's great honor to have you—— ——as well as a new Ambassador to India—this is a nice, easy name—Sergio Gor. Sergio—congratulations…
…Doug Collins. He's doing great. Thank you, Doug. Doing a great job. Ambassador Monica Crowley. Monica, thank you very much. A man that everybody loves…
…President, Mr. Secretary-General, First Lady of the United States, distinguished delegates, Ambassadors, and world leaders, 6 years have passed since I last stood in…
…I've never seen that. We're also grateful to have a very excellent Ambassador, Timmy Davis. Everybody loves him. Timmy, thank you very much. Thank you…
…leaders. In Lebanon, where a friend of mine has just become the Ambassador—he's going to be great. I said, "You know, that could be…
…there. It's horrible what's happened in Lebanon, but you have a great Ambassador, I can tell you that. In Lebanon, which has been endlessly victimized…
…with the United States. And we're going to work with their new Ambassador and everybody else, Marco, and we're going to see if we can…
…very big deal. And, Howard, go ahead. Thank you very much. Mr. Ambassador, please. Thank you very much. That was beautifully stated. What a beautiful…
…get other things. And you might want to speak to that, Mr. Ambassador. Yes. You know, many of—many of the—well, I better not…
…been my friend for a long time: We're swearing in our next Ambassador to the People's Republic of China. What timing, David. What timing. Only…
…David. That's really something. That's pretty amazing. Look at that. Our new ambassador brings to this position a lifetime of experience at the highest levels…
…of luck. We're right behind you, David. Okay. Have a good time. Ambassador Perdue. Thank you. God bless you. The President. Thank you. Congratulations, everybody…
…before. Likewise, to all of the foreign Presidents, Prime Ministers, Kings, Queens, Ambassadors, and everyone else who will soon be calling to ask for exemptions…
…timing was excellent. Thank you very much. And you'll be the next Ambassador to Kuwait, and you're going to have a great time with Kuwait…
…Good job, Bill. And Bill, actually, is going to be the next Ambassador to Tunisia, and that's big stuff. Those guys, you are very upwardly…
…be joined by many of the international friends and partners, including the Ambassador from Saudi Arabia to the United States—a very, very special woman…
…long time. Thanks, John. Let me also extend a special welcome to Ambassador Nassika from Greece and Ambassador Savva from Cyprus, two very friendly rivals…
…and she loves Greece, and now she's going to be the future Ambassador to the Hellenic Republic, Kimberly Guilfoyle. And I'm going to say, Kimberly…
…Thank you. I also want to extend a special welcome to Ireland's Ambassador to the United States, Geraldine Byrne—and you—where are you, Geraldine…
…friendship. This wonderful tradition dates back to 1952 when the first Irish Ambassador to the United States sent President Truman a box of shamrocks as…
…annual tradition being here. We're also grateful to be joined by Irish Ambassador to the United States Geraldine Byrne Nason. Where's Geraldine? Hi, Geraldine. Thank…
…you're going to have fun over there. He's going to be the Ambassador to Ireland. So congratulations—— ——Ed. Well, maybe it is, thanks to me…
…many other senior Government leaders. I also want to recognize the Kingdom's Ambassador to the United States, Her Royal Highness Princess Rima. Ooh, very popular…