1-财政部长斯科特·贝森特的“美国250周年”演讲：经济治国方略、关税与美元-1080P 高清-AVC
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Good evening, hello and welcome to the 855th, yes, the 855th meeting of the Economic Club of New York and to our gala celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States. My name is Bob Steele, partner of Perilla Weinberg and chair of…
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3:56ਚੈਪਟਰ 2: thank you for the kind introduction and for the invitation to be here on this wonderful occasion. 63s · Speaker 2
thank you for the kind introduction and for the invitation to be here on this wonderful occasion. As a longtime member of the Economic Club of New York, I know that it occupies a special place of great significance in our nation's discourse…
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5:00ਚੈਪਟਰ 3: honor those who founded this nation is to meet the great challenges of our own time with the same resolve that they brought to theirs. 299s · Speaker 1
honor those who founded this nation is to meet the great challenges of our own time with the same resolve that they brought to theirs. And in that spirit, under President Trump's leadership, the U .S. Treasury is working to restore economic…
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10:00ਚੈਪਟਰ 4: conductors, AI, quantum computing, advanced manufacturing, shipbuilding, critical minerals, and pharmaceuticals, to name only a few. 299s · Speaker 1
conductors, AI, quantum computing, advanced manufacturing, shipbuilding, critical minerals, and pharmaceuticals, to name only a few. More than sectors of the economy, these are sources of our national power, and America must lead in each of…
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and protocols through which commerce flows in the 21st century. In each of these domains, standards become strategy, for the nation that fails to help write the rules of the next economy will sooner or later answer to those that did. If aut…
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20:00ਚੈਪਟਰ 6: illicit finance. 179s · Speaker 1
illicit finance. A United States, in short, that will not allow economic policy to grow detached from national strategy. Our adversaries, meanwhile, should expect resolve. Attempts to weaponize supply chains, steal technology, evade sanctio…
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23:07ਚੈਪਟਰ 7: And now, welcome to the stage, Brett Baer. 301s · Speaker 2
And now, welcome to the stage, Brett Baer. Mr. Secretary, thank you for the time. It's great to be here at the Economic Club of New York, and a pleasure to ask you some questions. You know, Bob had the bio intro, your home in Charleston, So…
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and we have done this and the fact that they are at the table discussing their nuclear program has never been done before that they are willing to discuss it we have not seen so your message is listen look at what they do not what comes out…
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33:10ਚੈਪਟਰ 9: I know Jason Trinert's here tonight. 130s · Speaker 1
I know Jason Trinert's here tonight. He has an index that measured how working families... bundle of goods and services in terms of groceries, rent, insurance, car payments, their inflation was probably 35%. So people are still hurt from th…
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You've heard the pundits say the reason we're in this negotiating deal is because we want to get you, the administration wants to get oil prices down in time before the midterms. They're absolutely not in the briefings with President Trump.…
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And look, the President understands, he and I have talked about it quite a bit, that howitzers have taken out more governments, or excuse me, the bond market has taken out more governments than howitzers. So I believe that he has complete c…
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for us in formal remarks and then dealt with questions from Mr. Bayer, and now we're going to have questions from the dais. We have four able questioners today, all of whom are trustees of the Economic Club of New York. We're going to have …
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47:35ਚੈਪਟਰ 13: Thank you. 300s · Speaker 3
Thank you. Secretary Berson, first, thank you for your comments. One of the topics you mentioned was artificial intelligence or AI. There's a lot of excitement on the topic. a little bit of trepidation in some corners. Would you comment on …
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52:35ਚੈਪਟਰ 14: I often think it's not necessarily a strong dollar. 259s · Speaker 1
I often think it's not necessarily a strong dollar. It may be, you know, I'll pick on Southeast Asia because they manage their currencies the most. It may just be a weak currency elsewhere. Perfect. Thank you. And the last question, please.…