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“Security / Cybersecurity” said in 42 of 102 transcripts, 141 times.
…pretty much agrees to that—including our newest member, Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin. Thank you, Mark, very much. And we all know him…
…numbers that nobody has ever seen before. In November, the United Nations Security Council unanimously approved the Board of Peace. And last month in Davos…
…good. And they have informed me that they feel this very good security, very strong security. We're working with the various people involved, including Chris…
…nobody's ever heard of. And we've had—we've been given great national security because of tariffs, and we've also been given unprecedented income because of…
…tax on overtime, no tax on tips, and no tax on Social Security. But you also have—you're getting an in- —this is the first…
…we're empowered to make that deal. And you'll have total safety, total security. One of the reasons you couldn't go in is, you had no…
…don't need Government money, but they need Government protection and need Government security, that when they spend all this money, it's going to be there…
…going to have something that they never had, really, here—is tremendous security. You're going to be very secure, very safe—physically safe, in addition…
…many other countries. With all of these agreements, we're forging new economic security partnerships that protect the interests of America and our friends and partners…
…ever seen anything like it, and it's given us really great national security. We'll be paying down debt. We'll be making distributions to people, and…
…country is wealthy again and secure again, and it's part of national security. And I hope that goes well. I think it's very important. But…
…tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security. Nobody has ever seen anything like it. So think of that. And…
…because of the tariffs that are pouring in. And it's really national security. Among everything else, it's national security. We've also rapidly turned the worst…
…at the State Department has worked tirelessly with the Department of Homeland Security to ensure that soccer fans from all around the world are properly…
…we're able to defend ourselves. It really is a matter of national security, because economic security is national security. So I think you're going to…
…going to have a huge positive impact on Medicare, Medicaid, even Social Security. But anything where there's pharmaceuticals, drugs involved, it's going to have a…
…ever seen. I mean, no tax on tips, no tax on Social Security, no tax on overtime. It's been a great thing for a lot…
…minor details. He is a great negotiator. We will extend our unparalleled security alliance into the realm of economic security for the first time, and…
…mean, think of it: no tax on tips, no tax on Social Security. So, seniors, I don't know how you can vote for anybody else…
…their sound bite: "The bill is death." It's not "We strengthen Social Security. We strengthen Medicare, Medicaid." The job we've done on Social Security is…
…because the country is going to fail. There won't be any Social Security. And I made that pledge to you: We're going to take care…
…In a very significant step, President Putin agreed that Russia would accept security guarantees for Ukraine. And this is one of the key points that…
…to a resolution today, I think, on almost everything, including probably the security. And that's pretty much the story. I'd like to say—Mr. President…
…even stronger. The Democrats are going to destroy Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, and we're going to keep them but even make them stronger. So…
…future. I think it's important. It's important from the standpoint of international security. And if you look at the ships outside of Greenland, you have…
…could be very instrumental. You know, Mark, we need that for international security—not just security, international. We have a lot of our favorite players…
…And we have to do it. We—really need it for national security. I think that's why NATO might be—have to get involved in…
…have a lot of people that don't exist. You look at Social Security as an example. I mean, you have so many people in Social…
…come here, especially since November 5. Well, I'm not going to make security guarantees beyond very much. We're going to have Europe do that, because…
…land. And you know, in that way, it's—there's sort of automatic security, because nobody's going to be messing around with our people when we're…
…Federal, State, and local cooperation has to be the backbone of border security. So, I hope, as Governors—I know all the Republicans are very…
…Hamas. And we're also uncovering outrageous incompetence and fraud in the Social Security. And I read this last night, so, Governor, you're going to be…
…people living, because they have, like, 10 million people in the Social Security living. But let's go over—over 100. So now you're more than…
…and given to us by Israel. They'll watch it, in terms of security. We're not talking about boots on the ground or anything. But I…
…of the things we're looking at with President Zelenskyy is having the security of their assets. They have assets underground, rare earth and other things…
…primarily rare earth. And we want to have secure—really, we want security. Because, as you know, Europe is putting up much less money than…