Trump at economic event: "As a country, we have never been more successful than we are exactly right now today."
Two Weeks Watch: Trump says, "Women's unemployment...has released its lowest level in only 65 years. But within about two weeks, I think we'll be able to say 'in American history.'"
It was the best in 65 years as of a month ago, but not anymore. It's now the best in 18 years.
It was the best in 65 years as of a month ago, but not anymore. It's now the best in 18 years.
Trump begins talking about apprenticeships, then says it's an interesting word to be saying, because: "The Apprentice. I never actually put that together until just now."
"We're in the longest positive job growth streak in American history," Trump boasts. The streak includes the last six years and three months of the Obama presidency.
Trump is creating a National Council for the American Worker, asking companies to sign a "Pledge to America's Workers" to provide a total of 500,000 "new career opportunities" like job training and continuing education.
Trump says of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and the Foxconn plant: "He's building the most incredible place you've ever seen in Wisconsin."
Trump says of Marillyn Hewson, CEO of Lockheed Martin: "She makes a plane you can't see. It's stealth. F-35. I hope you can't see it, at least, right."
Here is the transcript of Trump claiming that he had just in that moment realized that "apprenticeships" are connected linguistically to his show "The Apprentice." (I do not think this is true, he has made this connection in public before, but that is what he said) 
