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>>194207White House Press Pool Reports @WHPressPool - In-town pool report #12
Fuller POTUS Remarks from the Grand Foyer. As always, please check the audio for accuracy. "From the time of my first election in 2016, President Xi and I have forged a friendship, a truly great friendship, actually built on mutual respect and the vital interests of our people." "We have spent time together all over the world, from Germany to Argentina, Japan to South Korea, and Beijing to Palm Beach, Florida. But remarkably, this is our first time meeting together here at the White House, and as President Xi has already seen, a lot has changed since he was last year."
"President Xi and Madam Peng arrive at an important moment for America, the 250th anniversary of our founding. Tomorrow we will visit the National Archives to see some of the greatest treasures of that proud history, including the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights." "We will also see artifacts testifying to the long and cherished relationship. Really, something that is so incredible cultural exchanges between China and the United States, just as our ancestors reached across the ocean centuries ago from trade to learn and to build a better world." "Our two countries do really the same thing, and we're very proud of it. Can the relationship? Working together, President Xi and I have made tremendous strides on the issues facing our two countries." "During my last visit last May, we created the Board of Trade, and through that, it's a brand new mechanism, something that's been unbelievably successful." "Our teams have been working to encourage a more balanced trading relationship, including the new market access for American farmers and ranchers." "During this visit, we will also discuss pressing issues concerning security, technology, and superintelligence (SI) The decisions we make in these areas today can promote peace and prosperity for decades and decades to come." We focus on our common interests and I'm confident there is much we can achieve throughout history. "Pursuit of those common interests has connected our people across the vast oceans of big, tremendous distances and many differences, and even made us allies in World War II." "Look at the greatness that we had together fighting in World War II. Brave American pilots volunteered to come to China and fight for the very survival of the legendary country, that legendary Flying Tigers group. They were just unbelievable."
"And it was the United States Marines' encounter with Chinese people that inspired the Marines to adopt a Chinese phrase they still use today, 'Gung Ho.' " "The Marines use it as an expression of great enthusiasm, but in Chinese it literally means working together."
"Just as our people worked together to win that war, President Xi and I will continue working together to forge a better future for both of our nations." President Xi, Madame Peng, thank you once again for making this historic visit, and welcome to the United States of America.
Kerry Picket Thu. Sep. 24, 12:25 PM
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