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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.
“Japan / Japanese” said in 95 of 402 transcripts, 260 times.
…have spent time together all over the world—from Germany to Argentina, Japan to South Korea, and Beijing to Palm Beach, Florida. But remarkably, this…
…that they're leaving Canada. They're leaving Mexico. They're leaving Germany. They're leaving Japan. They're leaving South Korea. They're coming into the United States because they…
…been screwed by tariffs used against us for years by China, by Japan, by South Korea, by Germany, by everybody. By Canada. Canada is nasty…
…more plants. They're all coming back from Germany, from South Korea, from Japan, from Canada, and from Mexico, from all over. They're coming back, because…
…incredible—he won the Indianapolis 500 20 times. Think of it: Germany, Japan, all these countries, they spend billions and billions of dollars trying to…
…all leaving Canada. They're leaving Mexico. They're coming in from Germany and Japan and South Korea. They're coming in from all over. And people that…
…That's why they're with us. It's really why they're with us. So Japan is investing $600 million in—we're cutting-edge diamond processing facility, as…
…industry years ago. Fifty-four percent of the industry went to Germany, Japan, Canada, Mexico. It's all coming back. It's amazing. And where your Black…
…that I'm making. And we had the late Prime Minister Abe of Japan. He was a fantastic man. He was a great friend of mine…
…with probably the only gun in Japan. They don't have guns in Japan at all. This crazy person made a gun and assassinated our friend…
…Medal of Freedom. I said—you know, it's amazing. These countries—Germany, Japan—they spend billions of dollars on cars trying to win the Indianapolis…
…country. They're coming back from Canada. They're coming back from Mexico, Germany, Japan, South Korea. Wherever they build autos, they're coming here. Nobody ever thought…
…different countries where they left us for Germany, as you know, and Japan and South Korea and Canada, Mexico. And they're all coming back at…
…is giving—a lot of companies are coming in from Germany, from Japan. Japan just announced $10 billion more plants going to be built between…
…And car companies are coming from Canada. They're coming from Mexico, Germany, Japan. They're pouring into our country because they are very smart. Should have…
…is tariffs. The tariffs are driving people in from Canada, Mexico, Germany, Japan, South Korea. They're coming in. We're building auto plants all over the…
…highest number ever gotten by somebody running for the highest position in Japan, beating out a lot of our friends. And it's a tremendous tribute…
…winning by numbers that, as I said, nobody has ever seen in Japan before. And this was not only an amazing political achievement. It was…
…declaration of strength and confidence, national spirit, and resolve straight from the Japanese people, who love you. And the Prime Minister's visit comes as we…
…In just the past few months, we've made historic trade deals with Japan, Korea, India, and others to increase our coal exports dramatically. We're now…
…America pretty soon, because we have factories coming in from Canada, Mexico, Japan, Germany, all over Europe. They're all coming here to make their cars…
…the world. We have countries as our partner too: the European nations, Japan, South Korea—they're our partners. They've gone into massive deals with us…
…big. Without us, right now you'd all be speaking German and little Japanese, perhaps. After the war, we gave Greenland back to Denmark. How stupid…
…back to Denmark not long ago, after we defeated the Germans, the Japanese, the Italians, and others in World War II. We gave it back…
…happening. Everybody's moving here. From Canada, they're coming here. From Mexico, from Japan, from Germany, from all over the world, they're coming here, and they're…
…moving here to build cars. Same thing with Mexico. Same thing with Japan. Japan's paid us billions and billions of dollars for the privilege of…
…plants to make Toyotas. So they're coming from Germany. They're coming from Japan. They're coming from Canada. Many factories are coming in because there's—they…
…capacity over the years. They went to Europe. They went to Mexico, Japan. They went all over. They went to South Korea. And now, it's…
…have made historic trade deals with the United Kingdom, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Japan, the EU, Malaysia, Cambodia, El Salvador, Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Thailand…
…them. They're coming in from Mexico. They're coming in from Canada, from Japan, from Europe—all over Europe, Germany—all over Europe. I mean, we're…
…on that that give us—as an example, European Union, $950 billion; Japan, $650 billion; South Korea, $350 billion. Without this, we're not talking about…
…other countries used to laugh at us. They would charge us tariffs. Japan was charging us massive tariffs, and yet they wouldn't allow our cars…
…but they wouldn't allow one car—not one car was sold in Japan. They don't laugh at us anymore. This is really a matter of…
…car plants are moving in. Yesterday I was with Mr. Toyoda in Japan, and he's just announced he's going to spend—they are going to…
…were two plants, and one was financed by a tremendous group of Japanese investors, and it was about $16 billion. LNG plants. Another one was…
…word. On this trip alone, I've signed groundbreaking agreements with Malaysia, Cambodia, Japan. And our deal with the Republic of Korea will be finalized very…