If we want to win the future, if we want to own the technologies, my God, get the hell out of the way.

We want to cultivate talent here. We want the United States to remain a U.S. leadership in science and technology...

I still think the phones are spying on us and sharing that information with some social media platforms until I am convinced otherwise.

The time has come to protect our children from the PRC, from the Chinese Communist Party putting a backdoor in their phones.

We do not have a grid. We can go to the moon, but we cannot send an electron from one part of the country to another.

Not yet alone. If we break through on storage, the answer is yes.

I am for an all-of-the-above effort because we do not know which of the best of these technologies is yet going to work until we have to do it.

Today, the CRA is an analog approach in a digital world.

Jobs that are going away are primarily going away because of automation.

Automation is relentless and it's going to accelerate.

The POWER+ Plan proposes a roughly $10 billion investment in coal communities, workers and technology.

What we can't do is think that somehow, if we draw a moat around this country, that we're going to be able to avoid globalization and technology.

This week, let us renew our resolve to harness the potential of our time—the technology, opportunity, and talent of our people—and empower all of today's thinkers, makers, and dreamers.

The United States launched the $5 million Fulbright Tunisia Tech+ Scholars program.

We have increased our investments in game-changing innovation.

I don't think you can start the certification process until you prove the technology works.

It's about unleashing a new market for educational devices and apps that will create jobs and spur innovation.

This is not just about wiring schools, it's about changing students' lives.