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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.
“Trade” said in 61 of 114 transcripts, 232 times.
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…be going there later. We're doing business. We've had some discussions on trade and various other things. We have a big relationship with Ireland, and…
…things, a lot of very positive things. We have a very positive trade relationship with our own. Go ahead. Well, the Falkland Islands is very…
…48 years, the most dangerous and insecure border in history, and exploding trade deficits like we have never seen before, rampant crime, men in women…
…we continue. And we're going to have some big discussions today concerning trade, concerning lots of different subjects. We have a tremendous trade relationship with…
…a big mistake. You know, they make a lot of money on trade with the United States. I did—I went out of my way…
…was just absolutely unacceptable. In my first term, we had an agricultural trade surplus by a lot. We had a big surplus, meaning we were…
…We've slashed record numbers of crippling regulations, and we're working on huge trade deals, already securing $60 billion in agricultural purchase commitments. And you know…
…a fantastic job as the Prime Minister. We're here to talk about trade, submarines, lots of other military equipment. They're big orderers of our great…
…took advantage and—but not anymore. We've worked out a very fair trade deal. Japan, we worked out a very fair deal. South Korea, where…
…is, but I don't see anything happening. We have a very good trade relationship. We're going to have a very good—I think when we…
…and I appreciate it very much. We're going to be talking about trade. We're going to be talking about a lot of different things. We'll…
…complicated agreement. More complicated maybe than any other agreement we have on trade, because, you know, we have natural conflict. We also have mutual love…
…months, actually, in terms of that relationship. So, when it comes to trade, the United States was always giving everything—they would—they gave everything…
…doing a great job. Thank you, Brooke. And we have negotiated historic trade deals with the United Kingdom; China; Indonesia; Vietnam; the Philippines; Japan; South…
…numbers that nobody has ever seen before. As you know, we made trade deals with a lot of countries, and many of those countries, just…
…table, are paying us hundreds of billions of dollars. We made a trade deal with the European Union. They were rough on us for a…
…it was a very positive step from NAFTA. NAFTA was the worst trade deal in the history of our country—probably in the history of…
…turn. And you know, we lost a trillion dollars to China on trade because of an incompetent President that we had, who preceded me—grossly…
…they're suffering greatly. Their economy is suffering greatly because they're not doing trade with the U.S., and they made most of their money off the…
…country. And we've had talks on the war with Ukraine-Russia and trade. We're doing very well, I think, on both. We've had some pretty…
…very important. Meetings are taking place right now. Additionally, we talked about trade, and we will definitely—we get along very well on trade. We'll…
…to benefit also. So we're going to have a good relationship on trade, and we discussed other things also. But, Mr. Prime Minister, it's an…
…have a great relationship between Italy and ourselves. And we talked about trade. We talked about many, many things during our luncheon. And she'll be…
…amounts of money with the tariffs. We were treated very unfairly on trade, and the countries are getting—having a hard time getting used to…
…losing a lot of money under Biden—trillions of dollars, trillions—on trade. And now that's—that whole tide has turned. We're making a lot…