New Louis Vuitton plant. [applause and cheers] but im with the freedom loving patriots of the lone star state. [applause and cheers] i love it. [applause and cheers] there has never been a better time to be a proud texan. [applause and cheers] and there has never been a better time to be a proud american. There never has. Never has. [applause and cheers] so i came from a small town, alvarado, texas, where we celebrated the incredible revival of American Manufacturing and we opened up some beautiful places. I will tell you, this place is doing great, and created in a very short period of time, an extra 1000 jobs for texas. [applause and cheers] since my election, we created 775,000 new jobs across your state, including 70,000 Texas Manufacturing jobs. They said those jobs had disappeared, didnt they . Hey, man. [applause and cheers] our country is once again living by two simple rules buy american and hire american. [applause and cheers] the economy is booming, our people are prospering
It is just over an hour and a half. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president of the United States, donald j. Trump. [cheering] pres. Trump thank you. [cheering] pres. Trump thank you very much. Hello, dallas. Its great to be with you tonight. Thank you. [cheering] pres. Trump i am thrilled to be here. Deep in the heart of texas. [cheering] pres. Trump where we just opened a beautiful new Louis Vuitton plant. [cheering] pres. Trump but im with the freedom loving patriots of the lone star state. [cheering] pres. Trump there has never been a better time to be a proud texan. [cheering] pres. Trump theres never been a better time to be a proud american. There never has. [cheering] pres. Trump so i came from a small town, alvarado, texas. [cheering] pres. Trump we celebrated the incredible revival of American Manufacturing and we opened up some beautiful places. Ill tell you, this place is doing great. It created in a very short period of time an extra 1000 jobs for texas. [cheerin
Table. When i started my journey as a professional writer in 1984, i could never imagined that id be signing books with two recipients of the congressional gold medal, the highest civilian honor in the united states, and i am humbled to be here. But im also proud to be here, to be with them. This book, its an interesting book because National Geographic has a series called remember, and the whole idea is to tell stories as much as possible through eyewitness accounts and through contemporary photographs. Now, the first two books that i wrote in this series were called remember little big horn, and remember the alamo. Now, how i became the expert on eyewitness accounts of battles where everybody died i dont know, but [laughter] but as the curator at the alamo said, everybodys got to have a niche. Also ive written a lot of history, and this is the first book ive ever written where lots of people were still alive. And that was a wonderful, wonderful experience because i got to interview,
Members of the little rock nine recall their experience, joined by robert paul walker, author of remember little rock, the times, the people, the stories. 2009 at recorded in Little Rock Central High School. Now a National Historic site. I have to tell you it is such an honor to be sitting here signing my book at the table. When i started my journey as a professional writer in 1984, i could never imagined that id be signing books with two recipients of the congressional gold medal, the highest civilian honor in the united states, and i am humbled to be here. But im also proud to be here, to be with them. This book, its an interesting book because National Geographic has a series called remember, and the whole idea is to tell stories as much as possible through eyewitness accounts and through contemporary photographs. Now, the first two books that i wrote in this series were called remember little big horn, and remember the alamo. Now, how i became the expert on eyewitness accounts of b
Day. Did chairman jay powell thread the needle. Thread the needle lets put it this way. When he opened the door to another round of quantitative dsh another round of getting the Balance Sheet back up to where it was, to me that was the reason why the market, the dow went down 170 to base cheh unchanged on the day in that regard maybe he said what the market needed to hear in terms of myself, you know, sometimes you have to be you have to be confident in views. But there is a fine line between confident and dog mattic ive been bearish month and a half two months. But when you see price action like monday where i thought the market would be down at least 300 dow 35, 40 s p handles down 10 you have to sat some point say the market seems to want to go higher grasso. The only concerning issue is what guy said, the Balance Sheet. Thats concerning. And the but if you were in the camp where you wanted lower rates. You got it if you were in the camp you didnt want extended lower rates you got t