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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.

“Negotiate / Negotiation” said in 20 of 77 transcripts, 44 times.

Counted forms: negotiation, negotiations, negotiation's, negotiate, negotiates, negotiate's.

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Remarks Prior to a Meeting With Secretary General Mark Rutte of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and an Exchange With Reporters

Oct 22, 2025 Meeting Kalshi: Trump meets with NATO 3 times

  1. …not a piece of it. But I think now he's willing to negotiate a little bit further, and I think he's willing to make a…
  2. …by every other country. And all we're doing is using them to negotiate fair deals. And as you know, we made a fair deal with…
  3. …country is not allowed to have the President of the United States negotiate on behalf of it with tariffs, we are put in a position…

Remarks Prior to a Meeting With Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada and an Exchange With Reporters

Oct 7, 2025 Meeting Kalshi: Trump Bilateral 3 times

  1. …different things. We'll certainly be talking about Gaza. We're in very serious negotiations to—I guess you could say, depending on the way you count…
  2. …is once this deal happens, if it does happen—look, they're in negotiations right now—we are going to do everything possible. We have a…
  3. …individual. I look at A.O.C. talking about how, "If they want to negotiate, they can come to my office." She's not in that position to…

Remarks Prior to a Meeting With European Leaders

Aug 18, 2025 Meeting 2 times

  1. …at this table. I don't know. But you—we had a great negotiation, and you're respected all over the world. So, I want to thank…
  2. …I've settled, I haven't had a cease-fire. We just got into negotiations, and they—one of the wars was—as you know, in the…

Remarks Following a Meeting With Prime Minister Keir Starmer of the United Kingdom and an Exchange With Reporters in South Ayrshire, United Kingdom

Jul 28, 2025 Meeting 4 times

  1. …I will say that Iran, I think, interjected themselves in this last negotiation. Can you imagine? The beating they took—we wiped out their nuclear…
  2. …about, shouldn't be saying. And I think they got involved in this negotiation, telling Hamas and giving Hamas signals and orders, and that's not good…
  3. …Some are pretty strong. But the most sensible alternative is talk and negotiation. But I said a long time ago, at a certain point, they're…

Remarks Prior to a Meeting With Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa of Bahrain and an Exchange With Reporters

Jul 16, 2025 Meeting 4 times

  1. …be reporting that to me. Yes. And they do. They want to negotiate. They want to negotiate badly. We're in no rush because, you know…
  2. …their various places. We're in no rush, but if they want to negotiate, we're here. Yes. It's a big hoax. No, it's not the Attorney…
  3. …another one coming up, maybe, with India. I don't know. We're in negotiation. When I send out a letter, that's a deal. In other words…

Remarks Prior to a Cabinet Meeting and an Exchange With Reporters

Apr 30, 2025 Meeting 3 times

  1. …market would be bad. It wouldn't be so pretty. You'd have to negotiate. Bah, bah, bah. This is different. These people have so much money…
  2. …me with all the— ——with all of the countries that want to negotiate? They all want to negotiate. They want to make a deal. Yes…

Remarks Prior to a Meeting With Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and an Exchange With Reporters

Apr 7, 2025 Meeting 6 times

  1. …looking at that. We have many, many countries that are coming to negotiate deals with us, and they're going to be fair deals, and, in…
  2. …be true. There can be permanent tariffs, and there can also be negotiations, because there are things that we need beyond tariffs. We need open…
  3. …the countries that really took advantage of us are now saying, "Please negotiate." You know why? Because they're getting beaten badly because of what's happening…