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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.
“Nuclear” said in 15 of 20 transcripts, 120 times.
Counted forms: nuclear, nuclears, nuclear's.
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…to all of the other things—Midnight Hammer, getting rid of the nuclear threat from Iran, which was a big moment in history, in my…
…terror for 47 years. And despite these countless opportunities to renounce their nuclear ambitions, which they had just a short while ago, they told Mr…
…building." Essentially, in a real nutshell, "We want to continue to build nuclear weapons." If we didn't knock out—Midnight Hammer—if we didn't knock…
…wars, whether you like it or not, including India-Pakistan, big ones, nuclear—could have been nuclear. Prime Minister of Pakistan said yesterday at the…
…10 planes were shot down. That war was going and probably going nuclear. And just yesterday the Prime Minister of Pakistan said, "President Trump saved…
…is proud for—the attack on Venezuela, the attack on the Iran nuclear capability. Wiped it out. I mean, be—first administration, Soleimani, the father…
…is respected again on the world stage. That's another topic. Obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capability, and Operation Midnight Hammer was one of the most successful…
…going at it. Eight planes shot down. They were going to go nuclear, in my opinion. The Prime Minister of Pakistan was here, and he…
…attack on al-Baghdadi, and the obliteration and decimation of the Iran nuclear sites just recently in an operation known as Midnight Hammer, all perfectly…
…fire. Have you heard the expression? No, I'm hearing that they're not nuclear yet, but maybe nuclear too. The sites were obliterated, but they're looking…
…things I discussed with President Putin. And they were talking about the nuclear plant that's probably the biggest in the world. Just about the biggest…
…to is the fact that that would have been, with India, a nuclear war. That was getting very close. You know, seven planes—they don't…
…we weren't involved, there wouldn't be peace. If we didn't destroy the nuclear capability of Iran, that deal would have never happened for two reasons…
…heard the reports 2 weeks ago, Iran is looking to build a nuclear weapon. I said, "Don't worry about it." They've got a lot of…
…the United States successfully carried out a massive precision strike on Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities. And it was very, very successful. It was called "obliteration…
…Not only have we dealt decisively with the critical threat of Iran's nuclear program, which was what I wanted—I said, "Iran cannot have a…
…inoperable." It was devastated. "We assess that the American strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities has set back Iran's ability to develop nuclear weapons for many…
…Pakistan from fighting. I believe that could have turned out into a nuclear disaster. And I want to thank the leaders of India, the leaders…
…trade with people that are shooting at each other and potentially using nuclear weapons." And they were—they're great leaders in those countries, and they…
…I—that would be a very good thing. They can't have a nuclear weapon. We want them—we want them to be safe. We want…
…be, hopefully, their number-one supplier in the groundbreaking development for U.S. nuclear industry. India is also reforming its laws to welcome U.S. nuclear technology…
…of Indians and tens of billions of dollars to the U.S.-civilian nuclear industry in India. And under the framework we are announcing today, the…
…important. You know, the power of weaponry today is—and not only nuclear, but nuclear, in particular—the power of weaponry is very important. I…