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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 267 of 667 transcripts, 1,322 times.
Counted forms: nuclear, nuclears, nuclear's.
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…the most expensive electric plants you've ever seen—generating plants. Some buy nuclear, some buy oil and gas, some buy coal as a substitute. They're…
…coming aboard. You know, the key was when we took out the nuclear capability of Iran. All of a sudden, everybody said, "Wow, that was…
…the best missiles, the best rockets, the best everything. We redid our nuclear. We're the number-one nuclear power, which I hate to admit, because…
…agreements also include deepening collaboration of industries of the future, such as nuclear, quantum, artificial intelligence—where America is number one by a lot, actually…
…I'll tell you what we have a long lead on is submarines—nuclear submarines. We are so far advanced that by perhaps 20, 25 years…
…really starting to go. And it's a big thing. These are two nuclear nations, and they're really going at it. And I called Prime Minister…
…missile destroyers—never saw anything like it—to the spectacular sight of nuclear submarines all over the place to the unstoppable force of another great…
…they said, "Well, guess we're not going to go to war." Two nuclear powers. We stopped it. But we stopped a lot of wars. Tariffs…
…those B–2 bombers? They went in there. They took out that nuclear capability. They would have had—Iran would have had a nuclear weapon…
…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…
…They worked so well together. But many of Iran's top terrorists, including nuclear scientists and commanders, have been extinguished from this earth. And with Operation…
…love being on television." So we dropped 14 bombs on Iran's key nuclear facilities, totally, as I said originally, obliterating them. And that's been confirmed…
…making the deal that we have now—right?—if Iran had that nuclear weapon that they were about two months away from having. They would…
…because, let's say that didn't happen. They'd probably, by now, have a nuclear weapon, numerous nuclear weapons. And therefore, even if we signed a deal…
…be able to rebuild their country too, but they can't have a nuclear weapon. So I want to express my tremendous gratitude to the leaders…
…spectacular military feats the world has ever seen: the obliteration of Iran's nuclear sites in Operation Midnight Hammer. How did that work out? Pretty good…
…say Iran was not particularly thrilled. They were going to have a nuclear weapon within a month. And now they can start the operation all…
…that hit." For 22 years they were training to take out the nuclear potential of Iran. He said, "But it was only when you came…
…a pledge of full cooperation in exchange for a suspension of Iran's nuclear program. The regime's answer was to continue their constant threats to their…
…bombers dropped the 14 30,000-pound-each bombs on Iran's key nuclear facility, totally obliterating everything. No other country on Earth could have done…
…did something that, for 22 years, people wanted to do. With Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity demolished, I immediately brokered an end to the 12-day…
…settled seven. And that doesn't include the destruction of a vast potential nuclear disaster in Iran, which we wiped out—totally, as I say, obliterated…
…you're right. But it's pretty amazing. Quantum computing, fusion, 6G, and civil nuclear energy, and align our nations through the approach of centered deregulation and…
…long while they've been talking about this deal—the deployment of modular nuclear reactors across the U.K.—all across the U.K. They've been—it's been…
…India and Pakistan, which was probably 2 weeks away from being a nuclear war. They were shooting down airplanes all over the place. So I…
…because they feel I've saved—I think you would have had a nuclear war if I weren't—I think you would have had a nuclear…
…disaster. You're only 60 miles away from Seoul. They don't even need nuclear. They have their cannons, you know, howitzers, and they have them buried…
…not including in there the—what we did with Iran, stopping their nuclear play. They would have had—within a month or two, they would…
…Pakistan, that was the next level. That was going to be a nuclear war. They already shot down seven jets. That was raging. And I…
…day for other things, because, you know, we're also talking about missiles, nuclear—we're talking about a lot of different things. We're talking about limiting…
…frankly. And that doesn't even include Iran with, you know, obliterating their nuclear hall, because they would have had nuclear weapons within 2 months. But…
…ahead. Well, Iran has been acting very badly. They were decimated. Their nuclear capability, that potential, which could have been—could have happened within three…
…know, we have restrictions, and they have restrictions, as you know, on nuclear. That's not an agreement you want expiring. We're starting to work on…
…that is a big problem for the world. When you take off nuclear restrictions, that's a big problem. I think that Jerome Powell—I think…