The White House

There’s not one dime of government money going into the ballroom.

I’m not going to ask the government for money. I’ll fund it, and I’m sure we’ll have some donations to it. But it’s not an inexpensive thing. It’ll cost a lot of money.

It’ll be done properly, and I will fund it.

It’s going to cost nothing. I will spend the whole thing myself, we will do a big beautiful room, but we can use it at the White House.

So, I think it was a terrible miscalculation on the part of President Biden.

He made a terrible mistake. He made a terrible mistake for himself, his legacy, and for the country.

The future of our city is at stake.

It’s a memorandum of understanding and if I don’t like it, we’ll go back to shooting at them, dropping bombs.

Nobody knows what it is but it’s very strong.

It’s not our money, it’s their money, and we froze it at a certain point in time. I guess we’re going to have to give it back

What am I going to do? Am I going to let Saudi Arabia have missiles, but they can’t have them?

They have to have some, because other people have some. You got to have some

The alternative would be a worldwide depression

There is nothing as smart as the market – and the market loves it

I’m not a big fan of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement

It would be unfair for Iran to not have some ballistic missiles

I signed it in Versailles

The golden age of transportation is coming thanks to President Trump.

Rick Jackson ran a great TRUMP Campaign. Very smart!

Congratulations to Rick Jackson, who very successfully campaigned on being ‘TRUMP,’ and won. He will be your next Governor of Georgia.

But too many of our allies said no or tried to down us in arcane legal debates or criticized us publicly for doing what they aren’t prepared or able to do themselves. It was shameful.

As President Trump put it and rightfully so, he gave our allies a test, to support America when we ask for their help, and too many failed it.

NATO will be a two-way street. It’s only common sense.

I'm announcing today, a six-month Department of War review that will examine America’s force posture and basing in Europe — up to six months, could be less.