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Remarks by President Trump at Signing Ceremony for S.153, The Supporting Veterans in STEM Careers Act
THE PRESIDENT: Okay. Much thanks. We are today marking the Supporting Veterans in STEM Careers Act. It's a serious deal and the individuals behind me have been so included — our representatives, our congressmen. We're feeling the loss of a couple of incredible representatives since we're endorsing, I think, five judges today. What's more, Marco Rubio was especially engaged with this procedure and helped everyone without a doubt thus I need to express gratitude toward him.
Be that as it may, we're making a move to build access to instruction and openings for work in science, innovation, designing, math, and what to do with a computer science degree for our astounding veterans and our military life partners, their military companions.
I'm thankful to be joined today by Secretary Robert Wilkie, and representatives that are simply awesome individuals. What's more, they've worked for us so hard, and this is one of the numerous things they've been doing. They just originated from an extraordinary decision in favor of those judges — a portion of the judges. There'll be five today.
Congressperson Kevin Cramer of North Dakota — much thanks, Kevin. Representative John Hoeven of North Dakota. Furthermore, they will bring their colossal football crew to the White House without further ado since they won the title for their division, and it's a serious deal. What's more, they've won it for a great deal of years, isn't that so?
Representative HOEVEN: Eight out of nine. Go Bison!
THE PRESIDENT: So what's happening in North Dakota that you won it to such an extent?
Congressperson HOEVEN: It's an extraordinary program. That is to say, eight out of nine. They got a 30-some-game series of wins going. What's more, our first game one year from now is Oregon at Oregon, with the goal that will be a great deal of fun.
Representative CRAMER: They needed to test that hypothesis of winning excessively. (Chuckling.)
Congressperson HOEVEN: Yeah. They like that triumphant.
Congressperson CRAMER: Yeah. Up until this point, not.
THE PRESIDENT: They're winning such a lot of they can't stand it any longer, isn't that so? (Chuckling.) No, however we anticipate seeing the group.
Congressperson HOEVEN: Thanks particularly for welcoming us.
THE PRESIDENT: We did it a year ago and we anticipate it. We had LSU here. We'll have — we will have the Super Bowl Champion very soon. They're truly looking forward. An incredible mentor. Andy Reid is an extraordinary mentor. What's more, he's been an extraordinary mentor, and now he has that huge one and that was a stunning game. In any case, they'll be coming in the blink of an eye.
I need to express gratitude toward Senator Jerry Moran, who is a companion of mine, who has been amazing all around. What's more, we truly — when I consider Jerry, we did a great deal of work together, yet the thing he did that — I don't have the foggiest idea whether individuals even know it, Jerry — however something that wasn't possible for a long time, they state, and that is Veterans Choice.
Representative MORAN: Thanks, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: So I need to thank you, Jerry. That was fantastic. (Adulation.) I mean, it truly — Jerry was along these lines, so learned. Dynamic, however learned. Many individuals are dynamic; not many individuals are proficient. (Giggling.)
What's more, they got Veterans Choice. Furthermore, that is one reason, I think, the VA is doing so well, since individuals don't need to keep an eye out for about a month and a half to see a specialist. They go out, they get the specialist, we take care of the tab, and it turns out unbelievably well. It's been a colossal achievement.
Delegate Brian Babin. Much thanks, Brian.
Delegate BABIN: Yes, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, Brian. Much obliged to you.
Delegate BABIN: It's acceptable to be here. Great to be here, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Michael Waltz. Much obliged to you, Michael.
Delegate WALTZ: Yes, sir. Much obliged to you, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Thanks, Michael.
Delegate WALTZ: All right.
THE PRESIDENT: Great occupation. What's more, you're going to state a couple of words, a few you, on the off chance that you need.
Andy Barr of Kentucky. Andy Barr, much thanks. Hello, Andy. Great job today. I watched you at the consultation with our superb, high-intrigue man. He loves high loan costs, isn't that so? The Federal Reserve. He loves high financing costs.
Neal Dunn, much obliged. Much thanks to you, Neal.
Agent DUNN: Thank you definitely, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you definitely. I welcome it.
Roger Marshall.
Agent MARSHALL: Mr. President, congrats. Another success for the veterans.
THE PRESIDENT: This is a decent success. This is a great — and, B.J. Lawrence, I need to express gratitude toward Veterans of Foreign Wars. Isn't that so?
MR. LAWRENCE: Thank you, Mr. President. Great seeing you.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you definitely. Here, let me have a hand there. Extraordinary occupation you're doing.
MR. LAWRENCE: Thank you, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Lou Celli and the American Legion.
MR. CELLI: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, Lou. Much thanks to you, Lou, without a doubt.
Also, Nate Anderson, Concerned Veterans for America.
MR. ANDERSON: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you definitely. Much obliged to you. Much appreciated. Great job. A youthful person. (Giggling.)
Jared Lyon. We have a Derek Lyons. (Giggling.) I said — where is Derek Lyons? He's around here somewhere, isn't that so?
MR. LYONS: Back here, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: But I said — awesome legal counselor. See him back there. They're off just with two letters, isn't that so? One on the primary name; one on the subsequent name. Be that as it may, Jared Lyon, much thanks. Understudy Veterans of America.
MR. LYON: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you without a doubt. Incredible employment.
MR. LYON: Thank you, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you.
Mona Dexter, Hiring Our Heroes.
MS. DEXTER: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: And that is an awesome thing you do. Much obliged to you, Mona. I hear it works out in a good way.
Also, Elizabeth O'Brien, and that is Hiring — working alongside, Mona — Hiring our Heroes. So bless your heart.
MS. O'BRIEN: Thank you, sir. Welcome it.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you without a doubt. Value it without question. Incredible employment.
So this has been long really taking shape. They've needed to do this for quite a while. The bill guides the National Science Foundation to work with other government organizations to extend veteran qualification for STEM-related projects and empowers veteran investment in these basic fields. Staggering work and it's so useful for our veterans. Our veterans are doing so well in view of what we just talked about with Jerry — with Choice. It's stunning.
Also, the other thing, Jerry, we can discuss is Accountability. I surmise in the event that you were going to, state, perhaps rate them, Choice is most likely number one, yet Accountability something — no one idea it was conceivable. What's more, presently if individuals don't deal with our veterans, they can be rejected; they can be ended.
What's more, we needed to work through common assistance. We needed to work through the associations. We needed to work through a great deal of things, yet among you and Jerry and a portion of the individuals here, we completed that, as well. So we have Accountability done. Also, I surmise, you've given up — what number of — Robert, what number of?
SECRETARY WILKIE: Over 8,000.
THE PRESIDENT: Over 8,000 individuals that weren't dealing with our vets. What's more, they've been supplanted with individuals that adoration our vets and love our nation. In any case, we had a few people that were awful. We had vicious individuals. We had individuals that took. We had many individuals and you couldn't dispose of them, and now you simply state, "You're terminated. Get out."
My first year in office, I marked enactment to urge bosses to employ American veterans who have taken a chance with their lives ensuring us. The joblessness rate among veterans has arrived at a record low. Veteran vagrancy has fallen by in excess of 5 percent.
What's more, absolutely and for all time handicapped veterans have their government understudy credit obligation — and you saw that we released their advance obligation. These are veterans that are extremely, truly crippled. What's more, they do battle — they have credit obligation before they go, and afterward they have a terrible thing happen to them, and afterward you'd have individuals coming after them for the cash.
What's more, I'll listen for a minute: That was a release of credit obligation and I haven't heard one individual say anything negative regarding it. Also, they leave — I mean, in practically all cases, they leave and they're solid. They do battle, they return, and they have issues. Be that as it may, they had set off for college or they had gone to class. Also, we released that obligation, and it's been an extremely extraordinary activity. It's something that everyone needed to do, and not very many individuals battled us on that.
The marking of this bill makes us one stride nearer to giving our veterans and their families the help that they so luxuriously earned and merit. What's more, I need to thank you and I need to thank the extraordinary individuals behind me, since it was truly them more than any other person.
What's more, we had a few people that we were making some hard memories with. I had the option to call a few people and we got their vote. However, this was a colossal thing that — that we have.
What's more, I will solicit a couple from individuals — on the grounds that this was simply given to me by one of the people. In this way, when the United States — the market is establishing a precedent. We set another record today. It will be the 144th time in a three-year term that I'm President. Along these lines, for 144 days, Kevin, we set a record securities exchange, which, to me, implies 401(k) and it implies employments. That is the thing that it intends to me. To others, it implies different things. In any case, it implies we have an incredible economy.
What's more, we have four trillion-dollar organizations. One is Microsoft, one is Apple, one is Google, one is Amazon. So you have Amazon, Google, Apple, and Microsoft. Thus, you have a M, you have an A, you have a G, and you have an A. You have "MAGA."
Member: MAGA! (Praise.)
THE PRESIDENT: Who might think about that, John? Huh? Take a gander at that, John. You better report that today on Fox — that incredible Fox. (Chuckling.) Not what it used to be, John
Be that as it may, we're making a move to build access to instruction and openings for work in science, innovation, designing, math, and what to do with a computer science degree for our astounding veterans and our military life partners, their military companions.
I'm thankful to be joined today by Secretary Robert Wilkie, and representatives that are simply awesome individuals. What's more, they've worked for us so hard, and this is one of the numerous things they've been doing. They just originated from an extraordinary decision in favor of those judges — a portion of the judges. There'll be five today.
Congressperson Kevin Cramer of North Dakota — much thanks, Kevin. Representative John Hoeven of North Dakota. Furthermore, they will bring their colossal football crew to the White House without further ado since they won the title for their division, and it's a serious deal. What's more, they've won it for a great deal of years, isn't that so?
Representative HOEVEN: Eight out of nine. Go Bison!
THE PRESIDENT: So what's happening in North Dakota that you won it to such an extent?
Congressperson HOEVEN: It's an extraordinary program. That is to say, eight out of nine. They got a 30-some-game series of wins going. What's more, our first game one year from now is Oregon at Oregon, with the goal that will be a great deal of fun.
Representative CRAMER: They needed to test that hypothesis of winning excessively. (Chuckling.)
Congressperson HOEVEN: Yeah. They like that triumphant.
Congressperson CRAMER: Yeah. Up until this point, not.
THE PRESIDENT: They're winning such a lot of they can't stand it any longer, isn't that so? (Chuckling.) No, however we anticipate seeing the group.
Congressperson HOEVEN: Thanks particularly for welcoming us.
THE PRESIDENT: We did it a year ago and we anticipate it. We had LSU here. We'll have — we will have the Super Bowl Champion very soon. They're truly looking forward. An incredible mentor. Andy Reid is an extraordinary mentor. What's more, he's been an extraordinary mentor, and now he has that huge one and that was a stunning game. In any case, they'll be coming in the blink of an eye.
I need to express gratitude toward Senator Jerry Moran, who is a companion of mine, who has been amazing all around. What's more, we truly — when I consider Jerry, we did a great deal of work together, yet the thing he did that — I don't have the foggiest idea whether individuals even know it, Jerry — however something that wasn't possible for a long time, they state, and that is Veterans Choice.
Representative MORAN: Thanks, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: So I need to thank you, Jerry. That was fantastic. (Adulation.) I mean, it truly — Jerry was along these lines, so learned. Dynamic, however learned. Many individuals are dynamic; not many individuals are proficient. (Giggling.)
What's more, they got Veterans Choice. Furthermore, that is one reason, I think, the VA is doing so well, since individuals don't need to keep an eye out for about a month and a half to see a specialist. They go out, they get the specialist, we take care of the tab, and it turns out unbelievably well. It's been a colossal achievement.
Delegate Brian Babin. Much thanks, Brian.
Delegate BABIN: Yes, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, Brian. Much obliged to you.
Delegate BABIN: It's acceptable to be here. Great to be here, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Michael Waltz. Much obliged to you, Michael.
Delegate WALTZ: Yes, sir. Much obliged to you, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Thanks, Michael.
Delegate WALTZ: All right.
THE PRESIDENT: Great occupation. What's more, you're going to state a couple of words, a few you, on the off chance that you need.
Andy Barr of Kentucky. Andy Barr, much thanks. Hello, Andy. Great job today. I watched you at the consultation with our superb, high-intrigue man. He loves high loan costs, isn't that so? The Federal Reserve. He loves high financing costs.
Neal Dunn, much obliged. Much thanks to you, Neal.
Agent DUNN: Thank you definitely, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you definitely. I welcome it.
Roger Marshall.
Agent MARSHALL: Mr. President, congrats. Another success for the veterans.
THE PRESIDENT: This is a decent success. This is a great — and, B.J. Lawrence, I need to express gratitude toward Veterans of Foreign Wars. Isn't that so?
MR. LAWRENCE: Thank you, Mr. President. Great seeing you.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you definitely. Here, let me have a hand there. Extraordinary occupation you're doing.
MR. LAWRENCE: Thank you, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Lou Celli and the American Legion.
MR. CELLI: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, Lou. Much thanks to you, Lou, without a doubt.
Also, Nate Anderson, Concerned Veterans for America.
MR. ANDERSON: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you definitely. Much obliged to you. Much appreciated. Great job. A youthful person. (Giggling.)
Jared Lyon. We have a Derek Lyons. (Giggling.) I said — where is Derek Lyons? He's around here somewhere, isn't that so?
MR. LYONS: Back here, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: But I said — awesome legal counselor. See him back there. They're off just with two letters, isn't that so? One on the primary name; one on the subsequent name. Be that as it may, Jared Lyon, much thanks. Understudy Veterans of America.
MR. LYON: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you without a doubt. Incredible employment.
MR. LYON: Thank you, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you.
Mona Dexter, Hiring Our Heroes.
MS. DEXTER: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: And that is an awesome thing you do. Much obliged to you, Mona. I hear it works out in a good way.
Also, Elizabeth O'Brien, and that is Hiring — working alongside, Mona — Hiring our Heroes. So bless your heart.
MS. O'BRIEN: Thank you, sir. Welcome it.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you without a doubt. Value it without question. Incredible employment.
So this has been long really taking shape. They've needed to do this for quite a while. The bill guides the National Science Foundation to work with other government organizations to extend veteran qualification for STEM-related projects and empowers veteran investment in these basic fields. Staggering work and it's so useful for our veterans. Our veterans are doing so well in view of what we just talked about with Jerry — with Choice. It's stunning.
Also, the other thing, Jerry, we can discuss is Accountability. I surmise in the event that you were going to, state, perhaps rate them, Choice is most likely number one, yet Accountability something — no one idea it was conceivable. What's more, presently if individuals don't deal with our veterans, they can be rejected; they can be ended.
What's more, we needed to work through common assistance. We needed to work through the associations. We needed to work through a great deal of things, yet among you and Jerry and a portion of the individuals here, we completed that, as well. So we have Accountability done. Also, I surmise, you've given up — what number of — Robert, what number of?
SECRETARY WILKIE: Over 8,000.
THE PRESIDENT: Over 8,000 individuals that weren't dealing with our vets. What's more, they've been supplanted with individuals that adoration our vets and love our nation. In any case, we had a few people that were awful. We had vicious individuals. We had individuals that took. We had many individuals and you couldn't dispose of them, and now you simply state, "You're terminated. Get out."
My first year in office, I marked enactment to urge bosses to employ American veterans who have taken a chance with their lives ensuring us. The joblessness rate among veterans has arrived at a record low. Veteran vagrancy has fallen by in excess of 5 percent.
What's more, absolutely and for all time handicapped veterans have their government understudy credit obligation — and you saw that we released their advance obligation. These are veterans that are extremely, truly crippled. What's more, they do battle — they have credit obligation before they go, and afterward they have a terrible thing happen to them, and afterward you'd have individuals coming after them for the cash.
What's more, I'll listen for a minute: That was a release of credit obligation and I haven't heard one individual say anything negative regarding it. Also, they leave — I mean, in practically all cases, they leave and they're solid. They do battle, they return, and they have issues. Be that as it may, they had set off for college or they had gone to class. Also, we released that obligation, and it's been an extremely extraordinary activity. It's something that everyone needed to do, and not very many individuals battled us on that.
The marking of this bill makes us one stride nearer to giving our veterans and their families the help that they so luxuriously earned and merit. What's more, I need to thank you and I need to thank the extraordinary individuals behind me, since it was truly them more than any other person.
What's more, we had a few people that we were making some hard memories with. I had the option to call a few people and we got their vote. However, this was a colossal thing that — that we have.
What's more, I will solicit a couple from individuals — on the grounds that this was simply given to me by one of the people. In this way, when the United States — the market is establishing a precedent. We set another record today. It will be the 144th time in a three-year term that I'm President. Along these lines, for 144 days, Kevin, we set a record securities exchange, which, to me, implies 401(k) and it implies employments. That is the thing that it intends to me. To others, it implies different things. In any case, it implies we have an incredible economy.
What's more, we have four trillion-dollar organizations. One is Microsoft, one is Apple, one is Google, one is Amazon. So you have Amazon, Google, Apple, and Microsoft. Thus, you have a M, you have an A, you have a G, and you have an A. You have "MAGA."
Member: MAGA! (Praise.)
THE PRESIDENT: Who might think about that, John? Huh? Take a gander at that, John. You better report that today on Fox — that incredible Fox. (Chuckling.) Not what it used to be, John
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