TRUMP FULL SPEECH ahead of ASEAN SUMMIT

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00:00of the Kingdom of Thailand, the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, and the President

00:07of the United States of America.

00:19Well, this is so exciting because we did something that a lot of people said couldn't be done

00:25and we saved maybe millions of lives on this one-piece deal itself.

00:32And I'll tell you what makes me so happy is the two countries we're dealing with and the third that helped so much, I appreciate so much.

00:41Maybe it couldn't have been done without you, but they really like each other.

00:46I'm not used to that when I do these deals.

00:49Usually there's a lot of hatred.

00:50They like each other, so it made it a little bit easier.

00:53But millions of people are alive today because of this peace treaty.

00:58So before I begin, I want to extend our deepest condolences to the Prime Minister,

01:04Ah Newton, as well as His Majesty, the King of Thailand,

01:09and the entire nation on the passing of Her Majesty,

01:14Queen Sirikhet, the Queen Mother,

01:17and a beautiful, incredible woman who is so respected all over,

01:23all over, all over the world actually respected.

01:26I know the people of Thailand will remember her forever

01:29as the embodiment of dignity, kindness, and grace.

01:33This just happened.

01:34But this is a woman who is so loved and respected.

01:38Today, we honor the memory by bringing the blessing of peace

01:45to the nation she dearly loved.

01:47She loved this nation like few people love their nations.

01:50This is a momentous day for all of the people of Southeast Asia

01:55as we sign a historic agreement

01:57to end the military conflict between Cambodia and Thailand.

02:01And we're so honored to be involved in that.

02:06It's so important to me.

02:07Two great countries.

02:09But they were going at it.

02:11I want to congratulate the two courageous leaders.

02:15And that's what they are.

02:15They were courageous.

02:17We're taking this monumental step.

02:20Prime Minister Hoon Manette and Prime Minister Ah Newton.

02:25I also want to thank Prime Minister Anwar of Malaysia.

02:31I called him right at the beginning and I said,

02:33you know, you have two countries that are fighting right next to you.

02:36We need a third place.

02:38We need a sort of a neutral place, right?

02:40And he was there.

02:41And I said to him, you know, if we get this solved,

02:44I'm coming to your country.

02:47And I told the truth, didn't I?

02:50A lot of times they say that, and that's the last you ever see.

02:52But I felt I had an obligation to come because you were so great.

02:56And the two men alongside of you are so great.

02:58Historic figures now.

02:59They're really historic figures.

03:01So I felt it was an obligation I had.

03:03I told it to you.

03:04That was about a year ago.

03:07And all of this has taken place.

03:09It's been so beautiful to see.

03:11It had started and it was, there was a lot of killing.

03:14And then when we got it stopped very quickly in this case.

03:18Some, some we did in 32 years, took 32 years to get them stopped.

03:22They were fighting for a long time.

03:24This was very nasty, but it was stopped very quickly before it started.

03:29And the two leaders have great respect for each other.

03:33But the prime minister played a very important role

03:37in helping convene the two sides for discussions here in Kuala Lumpur.

03:42Earlier this year, an armed clash broke out along the border of these two countries.

03:49Really ancient countries by most standards.

03:53They've been long time, tremendous cultures resulting in numerous deaths

03:58and thousands, thousands and thousands of people displaced from their homes.

04:03It was starting because of America's strong commitment to stability and peace

04:08in this region and every region where we can do it.

04:11My administration immediately began working to prevent the conflict from escalating.

04:17I held phone calls with both leaders.

04:20I was actually at Turnberry in Scotland when I did this.

04:24And we had a lot of phone calls to the three of us and then the four of us.

04:29We had a lot of phone calls.

04:31It was a beautiful day.

04:33I remember how beautiful it was.

04:35Turnberry is a great place.

04:37But I said, this is much more important than playing a round of golf.

04:41So we sat there all day long making phone calls.

04:43And it was amazing the way it came together very quickly.

04:47I mean, really very quickly.

04:48You caused me very good entertainment.

04:51I could have had a lot of fun.

04:52But this is much more fun for me than anything having to do with almost anything

04:57because you're saving people and you're saving countries.

04:59But I asked them to choose the path of prosperity and peace over needless bloodshed and war.

05:07At the end of July, after extremely productive discussions, we reached a ceasefire agreement.

05:12And now these gentlemen, and they really are gentlemen, high quality people, both went to college in the United States.

05:22And now these gentlemen are about to sign what we're calling the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accords.

05:29Good name.

05:29Both countries are agreeing to cease all hostilities and work to build good neighborly relationships, which have already started.

05:39Eighteen Cambodian prisoners of war will be released.

05:43And under this agreement, observers from ASEAN countries, including Malaysia, will be deployed to make sure that the peace prevails and endures.

05:54I have no doubt that it will.

05:55We have another situation like that right now in the Middle East and Gaza.

06:01You might have read a little bit about Gaza.

06:03And that's another one we're very proud of.

06:06But we have a lot of people watching that, a lot of people.

06:10I think this is a much different kind of a thing.

06:14Two countries are getting along really well.

06:17Today, alongside this peace treaty, we also are signing a major trade deal with Cambodia

06:22and a very important critical minerals agreement with Thailand.

06:26The United States will have a robust commerce and cooperation.

06:31Transactions, lots of them, with both nations as long as they live in peace.

06:36And I really feel that when we make deals, we see two countries that we do a lot of business with.

06:43We do a lot of business with both of them.

06:45We have to use that business to make sure they don't get into wars.

06:51But this is going to be a very long piece.

06:53So, as you know, this is one of eight wars that my administration has ended in just eight months.

07:00We're averaging one a month.

07:01There is only one left.

07:03Although I heard that Pakistan and Afghanistan have started up.

07:07But I'll get that solved very quickly.

07:09I know them both.

07:10And the Pakistan, the field marshal, and the prime minister are great people.

07:15And I have no doubt we're going to get that done quickly.

07:19That one started up a few days ago.

07:23And I just feel it's something I can do.

07:25I do it nicely.

07:26I don't need to do it, I guess.

07:28But if I can take time and save millions of lives, that's really a great thing.

07:32I can't think of anything better to do.

07:34But the eight wars that my administration has ended in just eight months,

07:38there's never been anything like that.

07:40Never.

07:41There never will be either.

07:42I can't think of any president that ever solved one war.

07:46I don't think anybody.

07:46They start wars, they don't solve them.

07:49So nothing like this has been done in history.

07:51And it's an honor to be involved.

07:54On behalf of the United States, I'm proud to help settle this conflict

07:57and really develop good friendships, including people that work with each team.

08:03Look at these very distinguished people.

08:05Except for my people.

08:07My people are much less distinguished.

08:09But they're very good.

08:10But look, my people understand the joke.

08:14But look at these very distinguished people.

08:16And I've gotten to know them.

08:18I want to thank Marco Rubio for being here.

08:20It was great.

08:22You always help.

08:23He was born for this job.

08:25He really was.

08:25He was born for this job.

08:27Secretary of State.

08:28Jameson, thank you very much for all you did on helping, too.

08:32He's the foremost expert on trade.

08:35And we're going to be doing another couple of stops where we'll be talking about no war,

08:39just pure trade.

08:40We'll be talking to President Xi in a day.

08:44We'll be stopping at Japan.

08:46We'll be stopping at South Korea.

08:49And we'll be doing some other things.

08:50But they're more related to trade.

08:53But on behalf of the United States, I'm proud to help settle this conflict and forge a future

08:58for the region where proud, independent nations can prosper and thrive, safety, security, and peace.

09:05It's an amazing thing that's happened to the United States because a year ago, a year and a half ago,

09:12we were a dead country.

09:13We were actually a dead country.

09:14And now we're the hottest country anywhere in the world.

09:16And when I called you, we were in the process of becoming hot.

09:21It's actually quite a while right now.

09:23But we were sort of on our way.

09:25And we had won the election big in a massive amount.

09:29And so I was respected when I called you.

09:31And it was a little bit easier.

09:32I think it's easier when you respect somebody than if you don't respect somebody.

09:36If you don't respect somebody, it never happens.

09:39But I won't forget that day because it was one of the first wars that I got involved in.

09:47And I love doing it.

09:49I love it.

09:49It's like I shouldn't say it's a hobby because it's so much more serious than a hobby.

09:54But it's something that I'm good at.

09:56And it's something I love to do.

09:58The United Nations should be doing this.

09:59But they don't do it.

10:01They turned off my teleprompter when I made a speech.

10:04I had to make a speech without a teleprompter.

10:06They're good at that.

10:07The escalator wasn't working too well.

10:09It came to a complete halt.

10:12But, I mean, the United Nations has such great potential.

10:16I wish they could do it.

10:18They didn't get involved with us at all.

10:19We just did the deal and reported the deal.

10:22And everybody was sort of amazed that we got it done so quickly and so nicely.

10:26But now I'd like to ask Prime Minister Anwar to say a few words.

10:30And then we'll hear from Prime Minister Hoon Manet and Prime Minister Newton.

10:37And these are, I just have to say for a last time, these are incredible men.

10:41The way they came together.

10:43The way they worked so hard.

10:45And we worked long hours.

10:47It was not long days because the days were few in number.

10:52But the hours were very long and very intense.

10:55There was a lot of intensity going on because there was a lot of shooting happening while we were talking.

11:00That brings it to a new level.

11:03And the three men sitting there should really be credited with having done just an incredible job for humanity.

11:10Thank you all very much.

11:11It's an honor to have worked with you.

11:13Appreciate it.

11:14Please.

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