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He shared impressive figures, stating that nearly $20 trillion in investments had entered the U.S. economy during his administration. In comparison, he criticized the Biden administration for having invested less than a trillion dollars over four years—highlighting the stark difference.
In just ten months of his tenure, he claimed, the U.S. had attracted around $18 trillion in investments, a level unmatched by any other country, including China. These investments include expansion projects across industries like automotive manufacturing and AI technology, foretelling the creation of thousands of new jobs and economic growth.