Supply chains are only as strong as their weakest input.
For a growing number of industries, that input is critical minerals.
How the US approaches this now will shape outcomes for years: https://t.co/hrWPIjPUD5
America is back in full force; we have an incredible leader in President Trump.
Watch live as I discuss the unfolding situation in Iran: https://t.co/tzBO85DuuE
Appreciate the New York Times highlighting our early-stage Alaska LNG discussions. This is what economic diplomacy looks like in practice: American energy development and long-term strategic positioning.
Peace and prosperity are more durable when they are tied to shared economic success and clear legal frameworks. That is the America First playbook: lead with strength, build with purpose, and align commerce with national interest.
More people are paying attention to this critical issue. Thank you to @Reuters for the follow up story to yesterday's @nytimes piece on how @USAFirstGlobal and America First LNG are unlocking stranded natural gas on the north slope of Alaska.
We are forging ahead with smart opportunities that benefit the United States, our investors and trading partners.
America is back!
Read the full story: https://t.co/w5yK1UtQWc
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Thank you for the opportunity to appear on The Reid Revolution (@ReidRevolution) this morning.
America is back. Investment opportunities abound, and peace is being achieved throughout the world. @USAFirstGlobal is in a strong position to help lead the charge of economic diplomacy around the world.
Tune in to The Reid Revolution now to hear my comments on Secretary of State Marco Rubio's outstanding progress restoring American leadership and creating opportunities abroad for U.S. businesses to succeed. Link below.
@SecRubio Leadership means setting terms and enforcing them. The days of America footing the bill while others coast are over. That was the message in Munich. https://t.co/TXKC2YGruS
Secretary of State @SecRubio delivered one of the more substantive addresses on alliance strategy in recent years at Munich. He articulated a clear standard for American leadership rooted in strength and shared responsibility.
@SecRubio Alliances only work when everyone carries their weight. For decades, the United States has paid the bill for Western defense while much of Europe cut spending and relied on American protection. At some point, that isn’t partnership. It’s freeloading.
.@SecRubio’s message in Munich was clear: alliances endure when incentives align and responsibilities are shared.
Economic strength remains America’s most credible leverage. https://t.co/2tY437JbdY
Inflation does not fall because of messaging. It falls when supply expands.
More energy production, more manufacturing, and stronger supply chains bring prices down. https://t.co/XGGbuPcyLb
Bloomberg reports Russia is exploring a return to the dollar system as part of a broader economic reset.
This reinforces a basic truth: access to U.S. markets and capital is leverage. The question is not whether engagement happens, but on what terms. https://t.co/nP3qI151OT
Under President Trump, the United States has the opportunity to become more faithful than it has ever been before.
Prayer has always been this country’s superpower. Faith in God is what has made it great.
My latest piece in @townhallcom argues that economic diplomacy is the most effective way to advance U.S. interests abroad.
Deals, investment, and leverage matter. https://t.co/6yG80P5ROv
Rebuilding critical mineral supply chains is essential for American manufacturing and competitiveness. Expanding access through domestic investment and deeper commercial engagement with allies strengthens resilience and reduces strategic risk. https://t.co/OBZgMkM7Xg