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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.
“Coal” said in 30 of 360 transcripts, 325 times.
Counted forms: coal, coals, coal's.
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…And we unleashed American energy, including Pennsylvania oil; gas; and clean, beautiful coal. We're back in the coal business. We have so much—technology and…
…And in the Trump administration, you're not allowed to use the word "coal" without preceding it by the words "clean, beautiful." And Chris Wright, who…
…they were making a speech, and I said, "You—nobody can say 'coal' without preceding it with 'clean, beautiful.'" But this whole speech was on…
…should be included. I also ended the war on clean, beautiful Pennsylvania coal. In fact, in my administration, you're not—because, you know, coal was…
…you. But in my administration, you're not allowed to say the word "coal" without preceding that word with the words "clean, beautiful." So you say…
…who is fantastic—and Chris Wright, and they made a speech about coal, and they mentioned coal, like, 50 times in the speech. It's all…
…ago. Nice, clean water. So we're here to talk about clean, beautiful coal. That's clean, beautiful water. That's the longest pool anywhere in the world…
…have—— Everybody can see that. And then we'll talk about clean, beautiful coal. You're not allowed to say "coal" within the Trump administration unless it's…
…cost of living for all Americans with the power of clean, beautiful coal. If you look at China, if you look at so many of…
…massively increased production of American oil, natural gas, and clean, beautiful Kentucky coal. And we're not allowed—in the Trump administration, we're not allowed to…
…without proceeding it with two words: "clean, beautiful." We say "clean, beautiful coal." And we had Doug Burgum the other day, Secretary of the Interior…
…Wright, Secretary of Energy, and they were giving a long speech on coal. And I tried to stop them. I was in the audience. I…
…and massively increasing production of American oil, natural gas, and clean, beautiful coal. We brought coal back. You're not allowed to say coal without "clean…
…to be "clean, beautiful." China uses coal. They're building about 65 massive coal plants right now. But China, great respect for China, but you know…
Wow. Clean, beautiful coal. Clean, beautiful coal. We love clean, beautiful coal, don't we, Doug, huh? I'm thrilled to welcome to the White House the…
…factories, and turn natural resources into American riches and dreams. Our amazing coal miners—thank you very much, fellas. That's great. And I know you…
…did this come out, Mr. Speaker?—the undisputed champion of beautiful, clean coal. We have to precede—always—I don't use the word "coal." You…
…most aren't going that. They're going oil and gas. They're even going coal, in some cases. Because of my landslide election victory, the United States…
…They don't spin, they don't do anything. They use a thing called "coal," mostly. But China goes with the coal. They go with oil and…
…energy. And we talk about oil, and we talk—even clean, beautiful coal. I said, "You're not allowed to mention the word 'coal' unless you…
…beautiful.'" So I have my people in the office, they're talking about coal, right? And they're going, "Sir, our clean, beautiful coal is doing very…
…later, "Clean, beautiful coal." Then he mentions it a third time, "Sir, coal"—"No, it's clean and beautiful," because it needs a public relations help…
…generating plants. Some buy nuclear, some buy oil and gas, some buy coal as a substitute. They're building them right next to their plant, and…
…Detroit—and those car plants are pouring into our country—to the coal mines of West Virginia—and those coal mines are opening up one…
…mines are doing unbelievable now. Wyoming is doing unbelievable. It's clean, beautiful coal. And from the bright lights of Las Vegas to right here in…
…unleashing all forms of energy, including natural gas, oil, and clean, beautiful coal. I instructed my people, in the form of Chris and Doug, in…
…clean, beautiful' in front of it." "You can only say 'clean, beautiful coal.'" It's a little embarrassing, because we had somebody making a speech the…
…using it. They're building now 57 big power plants, all fueled by coal. And we have to compete, we have to win. And we're going…
…country run: the factory workers, farmers, mechanics, waiters, waitresses, police officers, firefighters, coal miners. Coal is back. Beautiful. I said you can't use the word…
…beautiful" coal. It—what—you know, China is, right now, building 68 coal-generating plants, and we're putting up wind. Wind. That doesn't work— —I…
…out. Tom Emmer, would you please check that out? But all the coal miners we love and the truck drivers. In this act, we have…
…say: "Lee, nuclear, I'll give you 2 weeks for an approval. A coal- fired plant, you only get a couple of days. And oil and…
…a plant that produces electricity. And you'll produce it through natural gas, coal, nuclear." They're—we don't want to produce it through wind, because we…
…want to produce it. You know, interestingly, China is opening up a coal plant every single week, but now I'm finding out it might be…
…freedom. They were farmers and soldiers, cowboys and factory workers, steelworkers and coal miners, police officers and pioneers who pushed onward, marched forward, and let…