President Biden met with Prime Minister Trudeau today to discuss how the U.S. and Canada can continue to work together to combat climate change, promote inclusive economic growth, and strengthen our democracies.
These past two years, we’ve made generational investments in America –
In infrastructure, manufacturing, clean energy, the middle-class, and more.
We’re not done yet.
We’re going to invest in America again.
We’re going to make it in America again.
And folks are going to buy American again.
That’s been my economic vision.
There is no sweeter word than freedom.
Americans know that.
Ukrainians know that.
And all that we do now must be done so our children and grandchildren will know it as well.
I had the honor to stand with President Zelenskyy in Kyiv to declare that we will keep standing up.
For democracy. For freedom. For sovereignty.
No matter what.
This week was spent affirming that when democracies around the world are tested, the United States doesn't look the other way.
We stand up for democracy.
Across the country, there is strong desire for the Biden-Harris Administration’s one-time student debt relief.
We are continuing to fight in court to deliver relief to tens of millions of eligible borrowers.
Today, a year after bombs began to fall, Ukraine is still independent and free.
From Kherson to Kharkiv – Ukrainian fighters have reclaimed their land.
And in more than half of the territory Russia held last year, the Ukrainian flag proudly waves once more.
One year ago, the world was bracing for the fall of Kyiv.
I was in Kyiv this week, and I can report:
Kyiv stands strong.
Kyiv stands proud.
And most importantly, it stands free.