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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.
“National Security” said in 43 of 373 transcripts, 98 times.
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…about $19- or $20 billion. And we'll be building two massive national security, multimission vessels at the beautiful and historic Philadelphia Shipyard—I met all…
…think he does, actually, because he's smart, because a lot of national security—I—look, I wasn't greatly experienced in national security, and I think…
…also, they were going to be obsolete very quickly. It created national security risks by adding additional hurdles to the already complicated process of manufacturing…
…of what's being done with respect to the ballroom is for national security, including, as an example, a drone port on top of—which was…
…every commonsense principle purpose—you know, for preserving national power and national security. And they surrendered our industrial capacity to other countries, crippled our energy…
…we're reasserting one of the most time-honored principles of our national security—that the American dominance in Western Hemisphere will not be threatened under…
…America abroad, the Democrat minority in Congress is deliberately sabotaging our national security at home. And you're going through it right now, fellas. I mean…
…have that. These brutal criminal organizations pose an unacceptable threat to national security, and they provide a dangerous gateway for foreign adversaries in our region…
…United States Government will do whatever is necessary to defend our national security and to protect the safety of the American people. No, Mexico—look…
…make great deals for our country, both economically and on a national security basis. Everything was working well. Countries that were ripping us off for…
…nice. Thank you very much. Coal is also critical to our national security, vital to everything from steel production to shipbuilding and artificial intelligence. It's…
…each, which means jobs, economic growth, factory openings, and far greater national security. And it's really—a big factor was the tariffs. We're charging very…
…We want Europe to be strong. Ultimately, these are matters of national security, and perhaps no current issue makes the situation more clear than what's…
…not the reason we need it. We need it for strategic national security and international security. This enormous unsecured island is actually part of North…
…the Western Hemisphere. That's our territory. It is therefore a core national security interest of the United States of America. And in fact, it's been…
…going to see what happens with Greenland. We need Greenland for national security. So we're going to see what happens. They're going to brief me…
…a hot subject for a long time. We need it for national security, and that includes for Europe. And I spoke with, as you know…
…wants to see something happen. It's very important. Very important for national security. I don't know anything about that. Bobby, do you know anything about…
…companies and their incredible executives for their generous contribution to American national security, because that's really what it is. It's, to a large extent, national…
…which means jobs, wage increases, growth, factory openings, and far greater national security. Much of this success has been accomplished by tariffs—my favorite word…
…none of that would have happened. Tariffs have given us great national security. There is nothing like what's happened in the last 10 months. Tariffs…
…It's been good for our country, I can tell you, including national security. General Dan Caine. General, thank you. He's a real general. And congratulations…
…evolves around tariffs as a defensive mechanism for our country, as national security for our country. So I don't want to really discuss a round…
…tariffs have—the tariffs have made us rich. In terms of national security, they've made us secure. And, you know, if you have economic strength…
…of economic strength, that's national security also. But we have great national security because of those tariffs. So I think it would be devastating if…
…are opening again, and they're opening up big. And again, it's national security, and it's because of tariffs. We're reclaiming our heritage as nation of…
…first time, I laid out the principle that economic security is national security. Economic security—that's for South Korea, that's for any country—but economic…
…against us. We didn't use tariffs, stupidly, and we do now. National security. This week, we proved once and for all that few critics—you…
…stopped a lot of wars. Tariffs—without tariffs, we wouldn't have national security like we have it. We've never had national security like we have…
…right now. And literally, a year ago, you had very little national security. You had people that didn't have a clue. American strength is roaring…
…putting tariffs on your nation, et cetera, et cetera." It's called national security for us, but it's really national security for the whole world. And…
…too. Right? Some great ones. Today you'll hear details from my national security and homeland security teams about the extraordinary, historic achievements of this new…
…the Trump administration, we're finally treating the cartels as the core national security threat that they really are. The cartels are waging war on America…
…protect ourself. And we're able to really protect ourself from a national security, you know, situation. But we have cartels that—you know, I—somebody…
…have never made the deal. I'll tell you what, tariffs equal national security. Remember that. Tariffs equal national security. You've got to remember that. And…
…by people that weren't businesspeople. But it really does. It equals national security. And I wouldn't have put out—I mentioned eight wars, nine coming…
…can do for other countries, very positive. But, again, really, it's national security, it's national defense, and they are so important. And it's incredible that…
…you. Under my administration, we will maintain necessary protections for our national security, but we will never forget that the greatest threat of all is…
…badly too. Both countries have agreed that the economic security is national security, and we'll be working together as allies to ensure that we have…
…such horrendous imbalances have devastated our industrial base and put our national security at risk. I don't blame these other countries at all for this…
…control over a whole Nation—posing a grave threat to our national security. The cartels are waging war in America, and it's time for America…
…soon. It will have a huge impact. To further enhance our national security, my administration will be reclaiming the Panama Canal, and we've already started…
…you into the United States of America. We need Greenland for national security and even international security, and we're working with everybody involved to try…
…It's a matter of economic security. It's also a matter of national security for us. And, at the same time, Mr. Wei will be able…
…important—obviously, business was, but we thought even to terms of national security, to have this large percentage of the chips, semiconductors, and other things…
…the bloated bureaucracy, and restore honesty, integrity, and trust to the national security state. There's only one thing I can say: that there's nobody like…
…stronger, and better and more protected. We need Greenland because of national security—international security, world security, world peace. And we'll have to do that…