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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.
“India” said in 74 of 272 transcripts, 170 times.
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…the past few months, we've made historic trade deals with Japan, Korea, India, and others to increase our coal exports dramatically. We're now exporting coal…
…raging wars, such as Cambodia and Thailand, Kosovo and Serbia, Pakistan and India, Israel and Iran, Armenia and Azerbaijan. These are all wars that were…
…Middle East. Nobody thought that was going to be possible. We stopped India and Pakistan from fighting—two nuclear nations. They say many millions of…
…thank you very much. Thank you, Ric. Ambassador Sergio Gor, Ambassador to India. Thank you, Sergio. Great job. And other friends and distinguished guests. Mr…
…thrilled to be in a swear-in for the next Ambassador to India and Special Envoy to South and Central Asia, which is a big…
…important international relationships, and that's the strategic partnership with the Republic of India. It's a big deal. India is home to one of the world's…
…our security ca- —cooperation. And you know, we're making a deal with India—a much different deal than we had in the past—so right…
…Rubio, Secretary Bessent, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, Ambassador Sergio Gor—going to India very shortly; congratulations, Sergio—and Ric Grenell, who's always done a fantastic…
…the Congo and Rwanda—a vicious, violent war that was; Pakistan and India; Israel and Iran; Egypt and Ethiopia; and Armenia and Azerbaijan. It included…
…many more lives will be needlessly lost on both sides? China and India are the primary funders of the ongoing war by continuing to purchase…
…forging peace agreements and we're stopping wars. So we stopped wars between India-Pakistan, Thailand and Cambodia. And Thailand—I'll tell you, Thailand was—they…
…problem. So, with all of these things that we've done—think of India and Pakistan. Think of that. And you know how I stopped that…
…that we've stopped, and they said—so, think—just look at that: India- Pakistan, Thailand-Cambodia, Armenia-Azerbaijan, Kosovo and Serbia, Israel and Iran, Egypt…
…be very happy. What does that mean? No, we get along with India very well, but India has—you have to understand: For many years…
…came along and because of the power that we have with tariffs—India was charging us tremendous tariffs, about the highest in the world. They…
…the world. Number one. And we, therefore, weren't doing much business with India, but they were doing business with us because we weren't charging them…
…of American freedom while building their factories in China, hiring workers in India, and slashing profits in Ireland—you know that—all the while dismissing…
…tremendous breakthrough. In a few short months, we've now achieved peace between India and Pakistan, Israel and Iran, and the D.R.C. and Rwanda, and a…
…said that also with—if you take a look at Pakistan and India, it was great. And they have two great leaders. Two great leaders…
…have a number of them. But I just—I'm very happy about India and Pakistan, because they have—they actually have nuclear weapons. You know…