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whereast
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who gave that fight to me and I gladly stand up next to you and defend her
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still today. Cuz there ain't no doubt I love this land.
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God bless the USA.
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Thank you very much everybody. What a great song that is. But we'll
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we'll cut it a little short because we have some business to discuss. And what
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a group of smart ones we have in front of me today. That's about as good as the comes up here. The brain power. The
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greatest power of them all. The brain power. Well, I'm thrilled to be here with so many tech leaders and luminaries
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as we take historic action to reassert the future which belongs to America,
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always has belonged to America. We just lost sight of it on occasion.
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And I just want to start by stating that we've just concluded our big trade deal
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with Japan and numerous other countries. In addition, as you know, but on the
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Japan deal, because it was literally just signed, letter was just signed, it
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gives us a sort of signing bonus or bring it into sports talk. A signing bonus like you have signing bonuses,
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too. I understand getting a lot of money. 100 million. That's not bad.
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But that's not as good as the signing bonus we got. We got a $550 billion
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signing bonus for the country.
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We had the tariff at 25% as you know we had a tariff at
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25%. And this was uh these are great people that we negotiated with. But we agreed
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to reduce it to 15 based on the fact that Japan has agreed for the first time
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ever to open up its country to trade so that all of our American businesses and
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business geniuses, including many in this room, can go out and do business
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openly and freely in Japan, a very rich and prosperous and profitable and
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wonderful country. frankly and we will pay a zero tariff as we do business in
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Japan. So we're paying zero, they're paying 15, we're getting 550 billion dollars and to be exact, it's 90% of
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that, but we control the whole lot of it. And uh it's really been great
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and they're very happy. And their stock market went up and our stock market went up and that's supposed to be the way it
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is. Ours went way up and theirs went up.
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and we've made numerous other deals like that. Uh but the opening up of a country
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is very important to us. We have numerous countries that uh have opened
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their doors, just made some incredible uh transactions, but we're going to have
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a very very simple tariff for some of the countries have so many countries you can't negotiate deals with everyone. So
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have a straight simple tariff of anywhere between 15 and 50%, a couple of
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we have 15 because we haven't been getting along with those countries too well. So we just say let's pay 50 and uh
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that's the way it is. But you remember we get countries that were closed,
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always closed. Everyone in this room would never remember any of them to be open. We we've offered such a deal to
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the European Union where we're in serious negotiations and if they agree
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to open up the union to American businesses then we will let them pay a
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lower tariff. So the tariff is uh very important but the opening of a country I
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think can be more important if our businesses do the job that they're supposed to be doing. Such openings are
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worthy of many points in tariffs and they're a good thing not only for as an
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example Japan or Europe but certainly a great thing for America because it allows our businesses to go out and
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fairly compete and do really well if they compete properly like the people
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that I know. Everyone in this room practically I know has competed very successfully. I haven't seen any. And I
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know the I know the losers just like I know the winners. I tell you I don't see any of the losers here.
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But now if some of the countries that pay 25% or more on autos complain,
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remember that Japan was willing to pay upfront the $550 billion for that
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privilege of negotiating with the United States of America. We also made a deal
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yesterday with the Philippines and Indonesia which in both cases will be opening up their country and we're in
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the process of completing our deal with China and as you know the UK we made a
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deal. It was a very good deal for everybody. Everybody's happy. It's always nice when everybody can be happy,
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but mostly we'll be charging straight tariffs to most of the rest of the world
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because we have over 200 countries. People don't realize it's a lot of
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that's a lot of deals. Even if you're like me, a deal junkie, that's a lot of deals. That would be too much for
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anybody. How did we do with this country that I never heard of?
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We got a lot of We got a lot of deals cooking, but uh America is taking in
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hundreds of billions of dollars like it never has before. Uh investments into
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our country at the highest point ever in history. And we've just really been opened up for business for three of the
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six months. Uh the first couple of months we got ourselves all set. done a
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great job with our military as you know. You saw that two weeks ago when you saw the way those incredible B2s flew into
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Iran and took out an entire nuclear potential
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deadly force.
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But I want to thank uh some of the incredible people that I see before me,
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including uh White House AI ZAR David Saxs. He's been great.
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for organizing this very important summit and especially for putting it in DC where it's a little bit easier. I
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don't know if it's easy for you but it's a hell of a lot easier for me along with his colleagues at the All-In podcast
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which is very good. I did that podcast a year and a half ago and I said this is
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something it was pretty new, pretty raw. Uh everybody I knew saw that podcast. I
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said well he's got something pretty good. Who is that guy? He's a smart guy. By the way, I think if I ever get in,
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which at the time people were saying I had a shot, not as good a shot as it turned out. We won in numbers that
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nobody believes. We won every swing state. We won by millions and millions of votes, winning the popular vote. We
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won with the uh districts, as they would call them, uh 2,750
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to 505. And that's why the map is almost completely red except for a couple of
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little blue areas on each side of it. But it was a a great experience frankly for me and hopefully it's a great
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experience and been a great experience for our country because they're saying we had the greatest six months that a
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president has ever had. The opening six months and I'm not even sure maybe six months. I'm not sure it's the opening
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but let's call it the opening six months. It sounds a little bit nicer. I want to also uh say hello and thank to
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Jamath and his wonderful wife Nat. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you very much. It was great seeing you
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again. Great couple. David Friedberg and uh
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even as we know Jason Calacanist. I say even thank you Jason.
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Thank you Jason. I appreciate that. Yeah, he's good person. Thanks as well to the Hill and Valley Forum and our
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future under secretary of state, Jacob Hellberg. Good. Good. Stand up, Jason.
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Good. I met him a year and a half ago and I
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was very impressed. I said, "Let's bring him in. We bring in a lot of smart people." And David's been unbelievable
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as the job he's doing along with secretaries Doug Bergam who's been
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incredible. Doug, thank you.
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Thank you, Doug. Great job. He's uh he's producing lowcost energy. We're down to
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$64. I want to get it down a little bit further if we can. And I don't know if the oil companies love that or not, but
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we want to have very inexpensive electricity so that you can power up the
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plants because you need more electricity than any human beings ever in the history of the world. When I heard what
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you really need, I said, "You got to be kidding. Double what we produce right now for everything, right? I don't know.
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You're gonna Jensen, you're going to have to explain that to me someday. Why they need so damn much? Couldn't you do with a little
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bit less?" My father alo always used to say, "Turn off the lights, son."
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But you guys are turning up the lights. I want to thank Howard Lutnik for doing
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a terrific job. He was involved in the big deal that we just completed with
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Japan. Howard, wherever you are, Howard, where is Howard? Hi, Howard. Great job you did. Appreciate it. Really, that was
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an interesting negotiation, wasn't it? These are tough people. These are good negotiators, I will tell you, Japan, but
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they love their country and they do what's right for their country. I want to thank Chris Wright, if Chris is around, Chris is here because he's
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helping with uh the uh tremendous energy success that we're having. We're having
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tremendous energy success. We're the biggest We have more energy than anybody else in the world. Nobody knew that
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until I came along, but we have more energy than anybody else in the world. We're making incredible deals on energy,
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including deals in Alaska while we uh sort of that's the mother lode. That's
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the big one. And we're making deals with various Asian countries that need it.
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And it's actually hard to believe you don't think of it, but Asia is very close to Alaska, relatively speaking.
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It's not the closest, but it is pretty much the closest when it comes to oil and gas and energy. And we're making
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some incredible deals. And I want to thank Chris. Chris's fantastic works in partnership really with this gentleman
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who's the head of uh all of you've got the land and he's got the energy right but you really they formed a great
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partnership Doug so uh that's one of the greatest partnerships I've seen in a
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long time they work hand in hand and they have done a great job administrators uh Kelly Laughler I think is here Kelly
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thank you very much hi Kelly thank Kelly and probably the most
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important important man in the room, and I say it in all sincerity, more important than Doug and Chris and all
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that energy they're producing. He's a man that produces fast permits on the
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environmental impact statements. He gets them done. I said, Lee, you have
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one week, one week for nuclear and you have a couple of days for oil and gas,
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okay, for the approvals. And we kid, but you know, he really is. He's knocking him out fast. He's knocked out a lot. A
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lot of you guys have started your plants already and you've already had your approvals. So, where is Lee Zeldon? Is he here? He is so great. This guy,
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he is so great. That's why he has a slightly better seat than I gave to Duck. You see?
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Now, he's doing a fantastic job in a lot of ways, but he's doing a great job and he's getting fast permits and safe and
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good and everything else, but he's moving them along rapidly. already given some and you know one of the most
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exciting things we'll talk about in a second is the fact that you're going to build your own electric producing plants
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when you build whatever you're building and it could be it's different things including automobile factories which are
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going up all over the place. You'll see them starting soon. We're they're moving into our country because of the tariffs
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because they don't want to pay the tariffs. are moving into our country at a record a record speed. But the ability
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to build your own electric plant, not having to rely on a 100year plus old
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grid, and then if you have electric capacity extra, you're going to sell it
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into the grid, make some money, but you'll sell it right back into the grid. Director of the Office of Science and
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Technology Policy, Michael Katzios. Michael, thank you very much.
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Thank you, Michael. As well, it's supposed to be taking a vote right now. Big vote. Senator Ted
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Cruz. Is Senator Cruz here? Oh, look at my senator. Why aren't you voting?
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I think we lost David McCormack who's voting. So, why aren't is David here? Because you're supposed to be voting,
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Ted. I don't know. I'll tell you what, this man works hard. Ted works hard and he works good. And a
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very special thanks to some of the top industry leadersh including somebody that's amazing. I said look we'll break
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this guy up. This is before I learned the facts of life. I said we'll break them up. They said no sir is very hard.
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I said why? I said what percentages of the market does he have? I sir he has
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100%. I said who the hell is he? What's his name? His name is Jensen Wong Nvidia. I
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said, "What the hell is Nvidia? I've never heard of it before." He said, "You don't want to know about it, sir." I
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figured we could go in and we could sort of break them up a little bit, get them a little competition. And I found out
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it's not easy in that business. I said, "Supposing we put the greatest minds together. They work hand in hand for a
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couple of years." He said, "No, it would take at least 10 years to catch him if he ran Nvidia totally incompetently from
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now on." So I said, "All right, let's go on to the next one." And then I got to know Jensen and now I
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see why Jensen, will you stand up? What a job. What a job you've done, man.
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Great. It's a great He's a great guy, too. Lisa Sue of AMD. Lisa,
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Lisa, thank you. Congratulations. Great job.
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Sham Sakar of Palunteer. We buy a lot of things from Palunteer. Where are you?
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Are we paying our bills? I think so. We just uh made a deal with the European
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Union where they're going to pay the United States of America 100% of the
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cost of all military equipment. They're going to ship it to the European Union and then they'll distribute it and much
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of it will go to Ukraine. Uh it's been a long time since you've heard those words because we're in for $350 billion
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dollars. But now we send it to Europe and Europe pays and uh they were they
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were great. We had a tremendous NATO meeting a few weeks ago and it was uh
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pretty amazing actually what happened. They've agreed to go from 2% to 5% and
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they had 2% where they didn't pay. They have 5% where they've already paid. That's a big difference. That's
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trillions of dollars actually. Trillions. But they're going to spend uh that money in the United States with our
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defense companies and we're going to send it to them and they'll distribute the equipment that we send. So that's
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the way it should have been uh three years ago, frankly. And Jeff Spreer, the
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other half of that incredible family. Is he here? Is he here? He's a fantastic guy. International intercontinental
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exchange and he's been a friend of mine for a long time. the husband of Kelly who's really doing a good job. You are
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really doing a good job and small business which is actually big business if you add it all up right. It's
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probably the biggest bank there is and but they call it small business and she's done a fantastic job. Thanks K.
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Say hello to Jeff. As we gather this afternoon, we're still in the earliest days of one of the most important
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technological revolutions in the history of the world. Around the globe, everyone
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is talking about artificial intelligence. I find that too artificial. I get I can't stand it. I
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don't even like the name, you know. I don't like anything that's artificial. So, could we straighten that out, please? We should change the name. I
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actually mean that. I don't like the name artificial anything because it's not artificial. It's genius. It's pure
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genius and its potential to transform every type of human endeavor and domain
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of human knowledge from medicine to manufacturing to warfare and national defense. Whether we like it or not,
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we're suddenly engaged in a fast-paced competition to build and define this groundbreaking technology that will
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determine so much about the future of civilization itself because of the
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genius and creativity of Silicon Valley. And it is incredible,
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incredible genius. Without question, the most brilliant place anywhere on earth. America is the country that started the
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AI race. And as president of the United States, I'm here today to declare that
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America is going to win it. We're going to work hard. We're going to win it
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because we will not allow any foreign nation to beat us. Our children will not
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live on a planet controlled by the algorithms of the adversaries advancing
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values and interests contrary to our own. We don't want to have contrary interests. We want to get along and
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we'll get along with other countries. We're having a great relationship as I told you with those countries that we
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mentioned with Japan and Indonesia and so many others. The uh European Union we're getting
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along we're getting along very well with China. a lot of respect for President Xi. We have a great relationship and
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we'll see how it all works out. But we're getting along with uh countries very it's really been pretty amazing. I
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will say that and it's a good thing. It's a good thing, not a bad thing. So from this day forward, it'll be a policy
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of the United States to do whatever it takes to lead the world in artificial
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intelligence. Such an important thing happening. This is really something that nobody expected. It just popped out of
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the popped out of the air and here we are. But we will defend our nation, our
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values, our future, and our freedom. And it will be really great. But we what we
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really need to be successful is a very simple phrase called common sense. And
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that begins with a common sense application of artificial and intellectual property rules. It's so
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important. You can't be expected to have a successful AI program when every single article, book, or anything else
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that you've read or studied, you're supposed to pay for. Gee, I read a book. I'm supposed to pay somebody. And you
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know, we we appreciate that, but you just can't do it because it's not doable. And if you're going to try and
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do that, you're not going to have a successful program. I think most of the people in the room know what I mean.
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When a person reads a book or an article, you've gained great knowledge.
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That does not mean that you're violating copyright laws or have to make deals with every content provider.
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And uh that's a big thing that you're working on right now. I know. But you just can't do it. China's not doing it.
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And if you're going to be beating China, and right now we're leading China very substantially in AI, very, very
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substantially. and nobody's seen the the amount of work that's going to be bursting upon the scene. But you have to
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be able to play by the same set of rules. So when you have something when
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you read something and when it goes into this vast intelligence uh machine we'll
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call it uh you cannot expect to every time every single time say oh let's pay
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this one that much let's pay this one. It just doesn't work that way. Of course, you can't copy or plagiarize an
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article. But if you read an article and learn from it, we have to allow AI to
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use that pool of knowledge without going through the complexity of contract negotiations of which there would be
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thousands for every time we use AI. We also have to have a single federal
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standard, not 50 different states regulating this industry of the future. And some people would say, gee, that's
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an unpopular thing to say. I was told before I got up here, this is an unpopular thing because some people,
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they don't want that. But I want you to be successful. And you can't have one
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state holding you up. You can't have three or four states holding you up. You can't have a state with standards that
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are so high that it's going to hold you up. You have to have a federal rule and regulation. And hopefully you'll have
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the right guy in this position that's going to
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that's going to supplant the states. If you are operating under 50 different sets of state laws, the most restrictive
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state of all will be the one that rules. So you could have a state run by a crazy
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governor, a governor that hates you, a governor that's not smart, or maybe a governor that's very smart, but decides
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that he doesn't like the industry and he can put you out of business because you're going to have to go to that
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lowest common denominator. We need one common sense federal standard that
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supersedes all states, supersedes everybody so you don't end up in litigation with 43 states at one time.
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You got to go litigation free. It's the only way. And we also have to watch Europe, Asia, and all foreign countries
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so that they don't make rules and regulations that likewise make it impossible for you to do business and
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where you'd have to make everything in AI cater to them because again, you'd have to cater to the toughest country or
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to the toughest state. You can't do that because it would ruin it. I just terminated all of the, as an example,
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California car emissions rules, which were a disaster. A disaster cost them
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million. It cost them just billions of dollars as an industry, but thousands of
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dollars per car. The emission rule standard because they were making the
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production of an automobile almost impossible and at a tremendously higher
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cost, much more expensive than it should cost for very little gain for actually in my opinion negative gain. The
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automobile was worse. Under this administration, our innovation will be
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unmatched and our capabilities will be unrivaled. And with the help of many of
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the people in this room, America's ultimate triumph will be absolutely unstoppable. We will be unstoppable as a
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nation. Again, we're way ahead and we want to stay that way. We can't let
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individual smaller units stop it because that's the only thing that can stop it and can really mess it up. As with any
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such breakthrough, this technology brings the potential for bad as well as for good, for peril as well as for
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progress. But the daunting power of AI is the really it's uh not going to be a
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reason for retreat from this new frontier. On the contrary, it is the
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more reason we must ensure it is pioneered first and best. We have to
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have the best the first pioneer. We are the best and the first pioneers and we're going to be really putting a
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nation that we love. America, we're going to be putting it first. I have an expression, America first. Make America
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great again. A lot of great expressions, but they're all so true. To make America great again, we're going to make this
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industry absolutely the top because right now it's it's a beautiful baby
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that's born. We have to grow that baby and let that baby thrive. We can't stop
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it. We can't stop it with politics. We can't stop it with foolish rules and
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even stupid rules. At the same time, we want to have rules. But they have to be
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smart. They have to be brilliant. They have to be more brilliant than even the technology itself. Surely there will be
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challenges on the path ahead. But together, we will meet them and transcend them all. We are Americans and
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we are Americans first. A couple of people I know that don't happen to be from here, but I wish you a lot of luck.
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Anyway, I'm looking at three people that are not Americans, but they're very good people.
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Ple, please treat them nicely. But we do not shrink from the future or
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cower in the face of uncertainty. We dominate the future. We conquer new frontiers and we control our own fate.
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And we determine by doing that our own destiny. Winning this competition will
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be a test of our capacities unlike anything since the dawn of the space
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age. Believe that. It's hard to believe as a uh as the president the amount of
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enthusiasm for this one industry. I mean I can talk about cars where we're doing
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incredibly well. We have car companies moving in all the time. But I talk about other industries is everybody's saying
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this is going to dominate the world, going to dominate every industry that ever conceived. I don't know if that's
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true. I don't know if it's true, but I can tell you that a lot of very
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brilliant people think it is true. It'll dominate everything. It will challenge us to marshall all of our strength and
26:55
flex the muscles of American ingenuity and resolve like probably never before.
27:01
It will require us to blast through obsolete systems, cut through thicket of
27:07
regulation. We got to get rid of some of the regulation, but we want good regulation and rebuild the industrial
27:14
bedrock of our country. And perhaps most importantly, winning the AI race will demand a new spirit of patriotism and
27:21
national loyalty in Silicon Valley and long beyond Silicon Valley.
27:34
For too long, much of our tech industry pursued a radical globalism that left
27:40
millions of Americans feeling distrustful and betrayed. And you know that. Everybody knows that. Everybody in
27:46
this room certainly does. Many of our largest tech companies have reaped the blessings of American freedom while
27:54
building their factories in China, hiring workers in India and slashing profits in Ireland. You know that. All
28:01
the while dismissing and even censoring their fellow citizens right here at home. Under President Trump, those days
28:08
are over. We need US technology companies to be allin for America. We
28:14
want you to put America first. You have to do that. That's all we ask. That's all we ask
28:22
to partner with our tech geniuses and achieving this vision. Today, we're releasing the White House AI action
28:29
plan. Big stuff. We're signing it right after this. In fact, I see it sitting
28:34
right there. Maybe I should just sign it right now. Who the hell has to make the rest of this speech, right?
28:41
But here are the pillars of the strategy. First, my administration will use every tool at our disposal to ensure
28:48
that the United States can build and maintain the largest, most powerful and most advanced AI infrastructure anywhere
28:56
on the planet. America needs new data centers, new semiconductor and chip
29:01
manufacturing facilities, new power plants and transmission lines. And under
29:07
my leadership, we're going to get that job done. and it's going to be done with certainty and with environmental
29:13
protection and all of the things that we have to do to get it done properly. Virtually all of these large capital
29:20
investments can be and should be made by the private sector. And they want to do that. They just want to be able to do
29:26
it. But for that reason, America must once again be a country where innovators are rewarded with a green light, not
29:33
strangled with red tape so they can't move, so they can't breathe. And that's not going to happen. You're going to see
29:39
things that you've never seen in this country before so often. And I've been watching for many years. I've watched regulation.
29:45
I've been a victim of regulation. A zone change it takes six years for a building in Manhattan or whatever. But I was good
29:53
at zone changes. But it took a long time. By the time you got to zoning, the market changed. You didn't want to build
29:59
the building. You say, "Well, but in some cases, that made you lucky, didn't it?" in some not too many people understand
30:05
that in this room but in some cases waiting for that approval as the market collapsed was a good thing not a bad
30:11
thing but it's time to reclaim our heritage as a nation of builders and
30:17
that's why upon taking office I signed a historic executive order directing that
30:22
every one and this is so important for every new regulation 10 old regulations
30:29
must be immediately eliminated it. So, we have old regulations
30:35
that clog up the books that don't even mean anything anymore. You know, in my first term, I had more regulation cuts
30:43
than any president in history times four. And that included two-term
30:49
presidents where you're talking about eight years. We had more than any other president. And I think we may even top
30:55
it this year. we may very well be able to top it during this period of time because you're really uh you are a
31:02
regulationprone group and we're looking to get those regulations out of your way
31:07
so you can use your genius. Earlier this month, we also enacted the largest tax cuts in American history when I signed
31:14
the one big beautiful bill into law.
31:21
And I I think the most important thing in the whole tax cut in terms of pure
31:29
economics and I think one of the reasons that my first you know we had the most successful economy in history during my
31:34
first term and I think this is going to blow it away so far it is and I think this is going to blow it away but the
31:41
reason we had was I had expensing at 100% and what we did is we included 100% in
31:49
this bill expensing for all capital expenditures including investments in factories and equipment and structure.
31:55
Structure wasn't included last time. So even structure and you're able to write it all off immediately. That's the
32:01
biggest thing. Not 38 years, not 42 years. You're able to write it all off immediately. And this time we've made it
32:08
for 10 years, not for one year. We've made it for 10 years. So you have a much longer period, but I'd say get out and
32:16
take advantage of it. I think that's one of the reasons that we had such an incredible uh success with the first tax cuts. And
32:24
one of the things that this bill does is it extends the first tax cuts and uh
32:29
makes them permanent. And in addition to that, we were granted other taxes like
32:35
no tax on tips, no tax on social security, no tax on overtime. Uh a lot
32:41
of great things. One of the things that I mentioned, not so pertinent here, but if you're in the automobile business,
32:46
it's pertinent. I said, why is it that people like us always are looking for
32:51
expenses and deductions? And people that uh buy automobiles that really have to
32:57
go out and borrow money to buy a car, why aren't they allowed to deduct the interest on their loan to buy a car from
33:04
their income tax? And we got it approved. We got it approved. And that is such a big thing. And I think that's
33:10
going to be such a big thing for the automobile industry. We're going to be making more cars within a few years.
33:16
We're going to be making more cars than we made in the very beginning in the super prime. You know, we lost almost
33:22
50% of our automobile business to Mexico, Canada, and various other places
33:27
as you know, in Europe and in Asia. And now we're getting it back. We're getting
33:32
it back in record numbers. And I think we're going to be topping any amount in a few years. will be making more
33:38
automobiles than we've ever made in the history of our country, including what I call prime time. My administration is
33:45
also pursuing a future of allout American energy dominance. And on day
33:51
one, I terminated the Green New Scam. You know what that was? You were all victims to it. Perhaps the second or
33:57
third greatest scam in the history of our country. I would say the first was Russia, Russia, Russia. And we had a
34:04
couple of others, too. But the Green New scam was one of the greatest. Uh it's
34:10
it's so ridiculous what they've what they've made you do. The carbon footprint. They talked about the carbon
34:17
footprint. And then Obama hops onto a 747 Air Force One and flies to Hawaii to
34:22
play a round of golf and comes back. What about the carbon footprint? No, we didn't uh we didn't like that. And what
34:29
Biden has done is uh is absolutely terrible. He made it impossible, almost
34:34
impossible for people to do business. Not even talking about the border where millions and millions of people flowed
34:40
into our country. Many from prisons, from jails, from gangs, from mental
34:45
institutions all over the world. No, we're not doing that. We have to get them out. We got 11,888
34:52
murderers. Many of them committed more than one murder. Many of them, more than 50% committed more murders. We're
34:59
getting them out of our country. or in some cases they're so bad we're not getting them out. We're having to lock
35:04
them up because we don't want them ever to come back no matter how good we're doing. You know, last month you probably
35:10
read, we had zero people enter our
35:15
country illegally. And over the last number of years, you'd have hundreds of thousands, literally hundreds of
35:21
thousands of people a week pour into our country totally unvetted and unchecked.
35:27
And uh what the hell were they thinking? What they've done to our country is so sad and we can never forget it. But
35:34
we're unleashing all forms of energy including natural gas, oil, and clean,
35:40
beautiful coal. I instructed my people in the form of Chris and Doug in particular. You are not allowed to say
35:47
the word coal without saying clean, beautiful in front of it. You can only say clean, beautiful coal. It's a little
35:53
embarrassing because we had somebody making a speech the other day, right? And he mentioned the word coal about 30
35:58
times because that was the subject and he kept going clean, beautiful. I wanted to say, "Okay, just take it easy. You
36:03
could just got a little bit crazy, right, Doug?" But uh it's uh you know,
36:10
China's using it. They're building now 57 big power plants all fueled by coal.
36:16
And uh we have to compete. We have to win. And we're going to have clean, beautiful coal. But we have more coal
36:22
than any we have more anything in terms of energy than anybody. Oil and gas. We also have more coal. In May, I also
36:29
signed an executive order to rapidly begin construction of safe, reliable nuclear reactors. That's a big thing
36:35
now. And many of you will many of you are
36:42
going to be using nuclear. You know, I had uh problems with nuclear. I saw some of the things, but what they've done
36:48
with nuclear is like what you've done with AI and other things. It's incredible actually. It's long-term.
36:55
It's inexpensive. It's in It's just It's safe. What they've done is really amazing. So, we
37:02
opened up the industry. Very strict rules, but we opened up the industry. And some of you are going to choose
37:07
nuclear over oil and gas or whatever it might be. Under the last year of Biden, China added 11 times as much power
37:15
generation capacity as did the United States. Can you imagine that? 11 times.
37:20
Under the Trump administration, we will be saying those very famous campaign
37:26
words, drill, baby, drill, and build, baby, build. And we will be adding at least as much electric capacity as
37:33
China. We think we're going to catch them and maybe even uh have something a
37:39
little bit extra. They're going very rapidly, but so are we. And we'll be doing at least as much. And every
37:45
company will be given the right to build their own power plant. So when you build, you can build your power plant
37:50
with it and you are essentially going to become your own utility. It's a utility to yourselves. And as I said, any excess
37:58
energy you're going to sell back to the grid and make plenty of money doing it. As a result of these pro-American
38:04
policies since my election, we're seeing trillions and trillions of dollars in
38:10
new investments. So at this moment, we have almost 17 trillion dollars coming
38:15
into this country. There's never been a period of time like that. And that's in a period of a few months.
38:22
In a few months, Meta, Amazon, Google, Microsoft are all investing $320 billion
38:30
dollars or more in data centers and AI infrastructure this year. Those companies are really uh they're really
38:37
going at it and they're very smart people, very good people. I got to know a lot of them. You know, I didn't like
38:42
them so much the first term when I was running. I I wouldn't say I was thrilled with them, but I've gotten to know them
38:49
and like them, and I think they got to like me, but I think they got to like my policies maybe much more than me. Nvidia
38:56
has committed $500 billion over the next four years. Thank you, Jensen. I'm sure
39:01
that'll be a good investment. If you're doing it, it's good. Thank you very
39:06
much. It's a great It's a great statement. Last week, I was in Pennsylvania's 20 companies announced 92
39:12
billion dollars with David McCormack, Senator, great guy from Pennsylvania. 92
39:18
billion dollars in energy and data center projects, including what will soon be the largest natural gas power
39:24
plant anywhere in North America. They're going to town. It's already under construction. Largest in North America
39:30
by far. For decades, we had leaders who spent their time focused on building up
39:36
foreign nations. Under the Trump administration, we are going to have leaders who are going to build up our
39:42
nation. This colossal investment in AI infrastructure and many other industries
39:48
for that matter such as automobiles and so many other things will also create thousands and thousands of great paying
39:56
jobs. the kind of jobs we want, including lots of blue collar jobs. And
40:01
you know, our numbers are very good right now, but wait till you see these numbers in two years from now. It will
40:07
mean higher wages and more opportunity for millions of energy workers, HVAC
40:13
technicians, engineers, electricians, and the hardworking citizens who make our country run. These are great people
40:19
that make our country actually run. To ensure America maintains the worldclass
40:25
infrastructure we need to win. Today I will sign a sweeping executive order to fasttrack federal permitting, streamline
40:32
reviews, and do everything possible to expedite construction of all major AI
40:37
infrastructure projects. And this will be done uh you will get so good a
40:43
service in so many ways, not only from Lee with the environment, but you need many other types of permits. and you're
40:48
going to go so fast you're going to say well wait a minute this is too fast I didn't expect to go this quickly this is
40:54
a problem I may cause a problem in opposite but including factories data centers and power plants of all kinds
41:00
the United States will have total industrial and technological supremacy
41:06
the second pillar of our action plan for AI dominance is to get the entire world running on the backbone of American
41:13
technology and I think that's very much happening right now and I think it's going to happen. The last administration
41:20
was obsessed with imposing restrictions on AI, including extreme restrictions on
41:25
its exports. As you know, they made it very difficult to export. This alienated
41:31
American partners and drove even our friends into the arms of China and other countries. That's why upon taking
41:38
office, I repealed the so-called Biden diffusion rule. Can you imagine that?
41:44
that crippled American AI exports. The Biden diffusion rule. I wonder who came
41:50
up with that name because he does has no idea what it is. He had no idea what it was. He came up with a rule. I wonder
41:56
who drew that one. I wonder was that signed by the auto pen? I think because they went to him and said, "We're going
42:02
to do a diffusion rule, Mr. President." What? What? It's okay. The autopen will
42:07
take care of it. It's one of the greatest scandals in the history of our country. Let me tell you, under my administration, we will maintain
42:14
necessary protections for our national security, but we will never forget that
42:20
the greatest threat of all is to forfeit the race and force our partners into
42:25
rival technology. We're not going to do that. We're not going to do that.
42:32
Okay? Not going to let that happen. That could be the end. When I traveled to the Middle East in
42:39
May, every leader I met was thrilled to do business with American tech firms and
42:44
with America. And they were all thrilled to meet me, believe it or not. It's hard to believe, isn't it? But they were. By
42:50
the way, most powerful woman in the world is here today. Susie Wild, stand up, please. Susie Wild,
42:58
chief of staff. She can take out a country with a mere phone call. No, they just voted her the
43:06
most powerful woman anywhere in the world. She might be the most powerful person in the world, I think. But she's
43:11
done a fantasy done a good job though, huh? Good.
43:19
But uh we're going to come home with trillions and trillions of dollars and deals and that's the way it is. But the
43:25
king of Saudi Arabia, I met three great leaders. I went to three countries predominantly. King of Saudi Arabia said
43:32
and I can say that Qatar and UAE the leaders brilliant guys great people they
43:39
said the same thing. They said you know what that one year ago your country was dead. It was a dead country. They were
43:46
looking at China. They were looking at other places but you had a dead country. And today Mr. President you have the
43:52
hottest country anywhere in the world. They said that and they meant it so strongly.
44:00
And when I went to NATO two weeks ago where we made the deal where they pay 5% instead of 2%, they uh said the same
44:07
exact thing. They said, "Boy, I tell you what a difference it is. It's a year ago you you people were dead. We didn't
44:13
think you were going to make it as a country. Today you're the hottest country in the world." They all said it.
44:18
All those leaders said 30 of them. So today, I'm signing another major executive order that will turn America
44:26
into an AI export powerhouse.
44:33
Under this order, Secretary Lutnik and Secretary Marco Rubio, Marco Rubio's
44:38
doing a great job as Secretary of State, will work to rapidly expand American AI
44:44
exports of all kinds, from chips to software to data storage of all kinds.
44:49
And that's very important. That's going to give you the freedom to do what you want to do. And third, once and for all,
44:55
we are getting rid of woke. Is that okay? Because I know you had to hire under you had to hire all woke people. I
45:02
heard you had to hire all woke people under some of these things. How about the chips where they give you the chip
45:07
the chip nonsense where they give you billions of dollars if you only build a chip company? These people have plenty
45:14
of money. They don't need the money. They need the permits. They need the rights to do it. They need the They don't want to pay tariffs. So they come
45:20
and they build here. That's why they're coming here. They like number one, they like me, but they like but they like not
45:26
having to pay tariffs even more. And they're coming. But Biden gave billions of dollars to companies that have
45:32
nothing but cash. And they don't say where to build. It's just give them money. But here's the problem. They have
45:38
to hire lots of woke people. And they say woke isn't for this
45:44
particular industry. We've noticed that they're not for a lot of industries if you want to know the truth. So, the
45:50
guidelines were impossible. They're going to give you money, but you got to hire this and this and this and that.
45:56
And uh I don't want to get into it too much because I don't want any controversy today, but you have to hire
46:03
a lot of people that were not into this particular world that you're in. And so therefore, all the money they gave
46:08
didn't mean a damn thing. One of Biden's worst executive orders established toxic
46:14
diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology as a guiding principle of American AI development. So, you
46:21
immediately knew that was the end of your development. But the American people do not want woke Marxist lunacy
46:28
in the AI models, and neither do other countries. They don't want it. They don't want anything to do with it.
46:33
That's why on day one I very proudly terminated Joe Biden's order on woke AI
46:39
effective immediately. You don't have any of those crazy rules. Crazy rule.
46:45
And in just a moment, I will be signing an order banning the federal government from procuring AI technology that has
46:52
been infused with partisan bias or ideological agendas such as critical race theory, which is ridiculous. And
46:59
from now on, the US government will deal only with AI that pursues truth,
47:04
fairness, and strict impartiality. We're not going to go through the craziness that we've gone through for the last
47:11
four years. And then we skip four and then you go back and it started then,
47:17
but it hung around a little while. Now it's not hanging around at all. Now it's actually very uncool. As somebody told
47:23
me the other day, it's so uncool to be woke. I encourage all American companies
47:28
to join us in rejecting poisonous Marxism in our technology. It'll be very interesting to see what's happening in
47:34
New York because they're actually thinking about electing a communist in New York. They like to call him a
47:40
socialist. He's not a socialist. He's a communist. But don't worry, you're going to be okay. Still has to get his money
47:45
from the White House and that's not going to happen until he shapes up.
47:52
But as an example, we are not going to allow men to play in women's sports.
47:58
That's just an example. That's one.
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And they say that's that's an 8020 number. They say 80% would be against
48:09
it. No, it's not 8020. It's about 973. And I don't know who the three are. I've
48:14
never seen anybody I've never had a person I've see everybody. I'm a very open person. They come up to me and they
48:21
talk to me. I've never had anybody come off, sir, you have to let men play in women's sports. I've never had it. I
48:28
deal with hundreds of thousands of people every time I talk to somebody. Nobody's ever They talk about AI. They
48:34
talk about everything, but they've never said, "You got to allow This is ridiculous. Men should be allowed to
48:39
play in women's sports. It's uh it's sort of crazy, isn't it?" Huh? You have to see. Did you see the
48:45
race? It was a race, a long distance marathon, one of those all day deals. And we had one of the great female
48:52
runners and we had one of the great male runners and at the end of the day he won the race by
48:58
5 hours and 14 seconds. They waited around for the really good
49:04
athlete female. It's very demeaning to women. I want to tell you that. But they waited. Her parents were waiting for
49:10
hours. Somebody said, "Why don't you go back to the hotel and sleep for a few hours and come back and meet your
49:15
daughter?" This is what they do. You got to see the weightlifting records. Are they the best of all? A woman lifted 212
49:22
pounds. It was a world record held for 18 years. And now a man who transitioned
49:29
came up and looked at the bar. How much is it? 212bs.
49:36
Oh, let me try it. Bing bong. I think he broke the record by 109
49:41
pounds. It's going to be a long time. It's going to be a long time before a woman catches that. And these are great
49:48
athletes and great people. And it's demeaning. And who the hell wants this? We we're off of that whole standard
49:54
because I just tell you those as examples. We're off of it. The reason the last administration was so eager to
49:59
regulate and restrict AI was so they could limit this technology to just a
50:05
few large companies, allowing them to centralize it, censor it, control it,
50:10
weaponize it, and they would weaponize. They're very dishonest group of people. You probably saw that because we caught
50:16
them in the act. We really caught them. We had it before, but now we really have them. We have it where it counts. But
50:22
this is the exact opposite of my approach. The unique strength of the American tech industry has always come
50:29
from its startups and small tech. It comes through small. Jensen was small. Well, you have a small I think so. When
50:35
you started in your bedroom, I think you were small, right? He started as very small and now he's really become very
50:43
amazing. If you regulate them too much, you kill the source of American genius
50:48
and technological power. I believe that Joe Biden had a plan to lose the AI
50:54
race. I think he wanted to lose it because his plan would never have worked. It would have never been successful and you would have spent a
51:00
lot of money and you wouldn't have been able to win. They didn't allow you to win. But we have a plan which only
51:06
admires and respects the winners. Every citizen should take incredible pride in
51:12
the inspiring feats of American innovators who are pushing the bounds of human knowledge and achievement. The
51:19
people of Open AI, Google, Meta, and countless startups are proving once
51:25
again that America is impossible. You are just impossible to beat. You're not
51:32
going to be beaten. We're not going to let that happen. when you do your best, when you work your hardest, and when
51:37
you're allowed to be free of horrible, foolish regulation, and you're gonna have regulation, but it's going to be
51:43
sensible, smart regulation. There's nobody who's going to beat you. As we push even further into this exciting
51:50
frontier, let us never forget that all of this prosperity and progress has come
51:56
from the culture of freedom and hard work, merit, ambition, and risktaking
52:01
passed down from one generation of Americans to the next. Silicon Valley
52:06
rose to wealth, fame, and glory by exemplifying these values. And it will win this race not by rejecting them, but
52:13
by embracing them like they have never been embraced before. We must put
52:19
America first. This is a nation that invented the light bulb, the telegraph,
52:25
the television, the telephone, the computer chip, the smartphone, the GPS,
52:31
the integrated circuit, and even the internet. Basically, we invented
52:36
everything. What is left? We invented everything and now it's AI.
52:44
We invented everything. Does anyone have anything else to say?
52:50
And now we're going to take it to a new level. But Americans were the first to fly a plane, first to harness the atom,
52:57
and first to plant our flag on the moon. We mastered the industrial age. We
53:02
created the digital age. And now we are leading the world into the golden age.
53:08
Indeed, the golden age of America. With your help, that golden age will be built
53:13
by American workers. It will be powered by American energy. It will be run on
53:19
American technology, improved by American artificial intelligence, and it will make America richer, stronger,
53:26
greater, freer, and more powerful than ever before. And I will now do my share
53:33
by going and signing a name without an auto pen. I will sign it. If we had one,
53:39
I wouldn't use it anyway, but we will sign it auto pen free and we will say
53:45
Donald J. Trump, God bless America, and God bless you and good luck because the race has just begun and you're going to
53:51
win it. Thank you very much everybody.
54:01
Thank you.
54:11
Yes, sir. Mr. President, Mr. President, the first a uh the first
54:16
executive order that we've prepared for your signature uh today relates to uh
54:22
federal permitting for data center infrastructure. As you mentioned during your speech, this is a crucial issue
54:27
affecting the entire AI industry. What this executive order will do is establish fasttrack permitting um and
54:35
ensure that the federal government is working to get data centers uh approved and through the permitting pipeline as
54:41
quickly as possible.
54:59
Okay.
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As you said before sir, it's absolutely essential uh that American AI models and American the American AI industry uh
55:16
dominates the future of this industry around the world. What this next executive order will do uh is is promote
55:23
uh through various instrumentalities of the federal government uh the export abroad of American AI models to ensure
55:30
American AI dominance in the future.
55:48
Okay.
55:57
And lastly, sir, as you said in your speech, we don't want woke AI. We want AI models based on accurate information
56:04
that give accurate information and accurate answers. This executive order will ensure that when the federal
56:10
government uh procures or promotes different AI models, uh that those AI models are uh ideologically neutral,
56:17
that they don't embrace wokeism and critical race theory and all of these terrible theories that have done so much
56:22
damage to our country.
56:35
Thank you very
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Thank you very much everybody. Good luck. Good luck. Thank you.