The Panama Canal was built by Americans for Americans, not for others. But others could use it.

Don’t you think if you found a bunch of money in the couch cushions that you would put that to expanding Medicaid, improving schools, fixing our roads? Right? But that’s not what they’re planning on doing.

Just today, a large American company announced they are buying both ports around the Panama Canal and lots of other things having to do with the Panama Canal and a couple of other canals.

To further enhance our national security, our administration will be reclaiming the Panama Canal, and we've already started doing it.

After months of headlines followed by disappointing (National Assessment of Educational Progress) scores this month, it’s clear that our education infrastructure has fallen prey to needless political drama.

By all metrics, the High-Speed Rail is a colossal failure.

One of the things I want to investigate rapidly, because I've never seen anything to this extent, is the train that's being built between Los Angeles and San Francisco.

No state in America is closer to launching high-speed rail than California—and today, we just took a massive step forward.

Running farmers out of business, derailing infrastructure projects, cutting cancer research and killing good-paying clean energy jobs isn’t just unpopular, it’s devastating for working people everywhere.

It'll be reclaimed. It'll be leveled out, fixed up.

The canal is being operated by China and I want to take it back.

The Palestinian people have suffered unbelievably. >45,000 killed. >100,000 injured. Healthcare, educational system, housing—all destroyed.

the train that's being built between Los Angeles and San Francisco, is the worst managed project I think I've ever seen.

The billions of dollars that are going to be required for reconstruction are enormous.

They don’t have water.

We’re going to take over that piece, develop it and create thousands of thousands of jobs, and it will be something the entire Middle East can be proud of.

We need to continue investing in our infrastructure to create jobs and ensure that America remains competitive on the global stage.

We will take down barriers and cut red tape to build the housing we need.