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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 Oct 1, 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.
“Tariff” said in 236 of 436 transcripts, 1,792 times.
Counted forms: tariff, tariffs, tariff's.
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…going to build here instead because they don't want to pay the tariffs. The tariffs are amazing. It's good. I said it's—I got myself…
…trouble. I said it's my favorite word in the dictionary, the word "tariff." It's such a beautiful word. And the—the fake news killed me…
…business being brought to this country that you've never seen before. The tariffs are bringing them more than anything else. The country is bringing them…
…inflation. We're trying to balance the budget immediately, and because of the tariff income, which is really going—it's already turned out to be amazing…
…the place. We want to be there." I'm going to be announcing tariffs on cars and semiconductors and chips and pharmaceuticals—drugs and pharmaceuticals and…
…product in America, then they—very simply, they have to pay a tariff. But if they do make their product in America, they have—they…
…do that. I can't imagine it, but doesn't matter. We're having reciprocal tariffs. Whatever they charge, we charge. Very simple. If a certain country, like…
…Prime Minister Modi recently announced the reductions to India's unfair, very strong tariffs that limit U.S. access into the Indian market very strongly. And really…
…India imposes a 30- to 40- to 60- and even 70-percent tariff on so many of the goods and, in some cases, far more…
…highest tariffed nation anywhere in the world. They've been very strong on tariffs, and I don't blame them, necessarily, but it's a different way of…
…stop doing that, if we stop allowing them to make cars, through tariffs and other things—cars, trucks, et cetera, what they make—they're not…
…I'll be announcing, probably Tuesday or Wednesday at a news conference, reciprocal tariffs. And, very simply, it's if they charge us, we charge them. That's…
…It won't affect everybody, because there are some where we have similar tariffs. But the ones that are taking advantage of the United States, we're…
…going to be a great Prime Minister. I also—in terms of tariffs, I mean, we're going to have tariffs. Mostly reciprocal tariffs, where we…
…or Tuesday—have an announcement, probably a news conference. But probably reciprocal tariffs, where a country pays so much or charges us so much, and…
…to be going in that line, as opposed to a flat fee tariff. Okay. Yes, go. Please. Please, go ahead. Why don't you go ahead…
…an hour, based on something I said—meaning, "You're going to pay tariffs like nobody's ever paid tariffs before." But they actually wanted to terminate…
…was assassinated ultimately in his second term, unfortunately. But he was the tariff king, and he—I don't think he was as bad as I…
…speaking. We were the richest during that period of time. That was tariffs from other countries. And our administration is moving with unprecedented urgency and…
…and other places. We're thinking about that too. We're talking about a tariff of 10 percent on China based on the fact that they're sending…
…families. Instead of taxing our citizens to enrich other countries, we will tariff and tax foreign countries to enrich our citizens. For this purpose, we…
…and where it belongs. President McKinley made our country very rich through tariffs and through talent—he was a natural businessman—and gave Teddy Roosevelt…