President Trump delivers remarks in North Dakota — 7/1/2026
Speakers
Donald Trump
— President of the United States
Summary
President Trump speaks at the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota. He praises Roosevelt's character, recounts historical anecdotes, and ties Roosevelt's lessons to current American strength. While mostly a patriotic address, he briefly points to falling oil prices and a soaring stock market as evidence of economic success.
- Trump dedicates the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota.
- He shares detailed stories of Roosevelt's life, courage, and achievements.
- He claims the U.S. stock market is repeatedly hitting record highs, boosting 401(k)s.
- He states that oil prices are plummeting due to record production and tanker traffic.
- He mentions the Supreme Court's recent decision restoring presidential power.
- He argues that communism is the biggest current threat to the country.
- He pledges to restart American shipbuilding and maintain border strength.
Ideas
Stock market hitting new highs daily
The U.S. stock market hits new highs almost daily (82 times recently), 401(k) balances are at all-time records, and foreign investment into the country is unprecedented. He sees this as the beginning of a golden age for America.
Oil prices dropping like a rock
Oil prices are falling sharply because production is surging, with record numbers of tankers coming out of the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. output setting records. He wants prices to go down and expects them to continue dropping.
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