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Donald J. Trump
Remarks: JD Vance and Marco Rubio Attend the Launch of the Foundry School - September 3, 2026
StressLens
2 Topics
10 Entities
Moderation
2 Speakers
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country
idea
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United States
United States Department of State
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Moderation
No moderation found
Speakers
JD Vance JD Vance said 76 sentences of a total of 133 sentences.
58%
JD Vance said 2091 words of a total of 3477 words.
61%
JD Vance talked 655 seconds of a total of 1030 seconds.
64%
Marco Rubio Marco Rubio said 57 sentences of a total of 133 sentences.
43%
Marco Rubio said 1386 words of a total of 3477 words.
40%
Marco Rubio talked 373 seconds of a total of 1030 seconds.
37%
Full Transcript
Marco Rubio
00:00:00-00:00:26 (26 sec)No Signal (0)
Thank you. Thank you, all of you, first of all for being here today. Thank you. Jacob Helberg's doing a phenomenal job. Everybody at our department is doing a great job. And I'm -- I'm very proud of the work the State Department is putting in into these and other initiatives. One of the things we really wanted to do in our time here, and the -- one of the reasons behind many of the reforms we undertook, is to allow us to have a State Department that can move at the speed of relevance, which is something we used to say all the time.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
6.5
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
74.4
Gunning-Fog Score
9
Coleman-Liau Index
7.9
SMOG Index
10.1
Automated Readability Index
4.9
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.2
Sprache Readability Score
4.1
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
16
Sprache Difficult Word Count
20
Marco Rubio
00:00:26-00:00:47 (21 sec)No Signal (0)
Now it's become almost a cliche. But it really is important because world affairs are moving so quickly, economic developments are moving so quickly, and so much of that is internationalized and it involves what we do around the world as well. And so, I'm very proud of everybody at the Department of State and all the work that they're doing to be a part of this initiative, along with our partners in the other agencies, because this truly is an interagency challenge that we're facing.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Politics > Government
Score:
0.651
Code:
20000593
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000593
Wikidata_id:
Q7188
Wikidata_label:
government
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics
Score:
0.586
Code:
11000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/11000000
Wikidata_id:
Q7163
Wikidata_label:
politics
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
44.9
Gunning-Fog Score
15.7
Coleman-Liau Index
11
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.8
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
13
Sprache Difficult Word Count
23
Marco Rubio
00:00:47-00:01:03 (17 sec)No Signal (0)
What -- what is the challenge that we're here to talk about today? Let me put it to you this way. I think we made a terrible mistake in this country not -- not many years ago under people that were in charge at the time, especially at the end of the Cold War. And that was the idea that the ability to make things no longer mattered.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Politics
Score:
0.536
Code:
11000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/11000000
Wikidata_id:
Q7163
Wikidata_label:
politics
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
6.6
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
77.3
Gunning-Fog Score
9
Coleman-Liau Index
7
SMOG Index
9
Automated Readability Index
5.1
Dale-Chall Readability Score
2
Sprache Readability Score
3.3
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
5
Sprache Difficult Word Count
8
Marco Rubio
00:01:03-00:01:34 (30 sec)No Signal (0)
And no matter -- didn't matter any longer where things were made, they were to be made in the most efficient place at the lowest possible cost. That meant more profits for the company, lower costs for the consumers, and that was the way the world would work. There was this fantasy, really, that the whole world would become a -- free enterprise democracies, and that everyone would look like us. That ran into reality, the reality that that is not how human events have ever worked, that the nation state still does matter, nationalism is still real, national borders still matter, and that countries are going to always act in their best interest.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Politics
Score:
0.658
Code:
11000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/11000000
Wikidata_id:
Q7163
Wikidata_label:
politics
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Science and Technology
Score:
0.573
Code:
13000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/13000000
Wikidata_id:
Q34104
Wikidata_label:
science and technology
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Science and Technology > Social Sciences > Economics
Score:
0.536
Code:
20000745
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000745
Wikidata_id:
Q8134
Wikidata_label:
economics
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
53.8
Gunning-Fog Score
16.2
Coleman-Liau Index
11.3
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.2
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
20
Sprache Difficult Word Count
25
Marco Rubio
00:01:34-00:01:53 (19 sec)No Signal (0)
But the result of it is that it de-industrialized America. We lost our ability and our capacity to make things. And not just big things, not just the -- the kinds of big machinery and things that we normally identify with industry, but even some of the most basic components that are necessary, that underpin economic life especially in the 21st century.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Science and Technology
Score:
0.592
Code:
13000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/13000000
Wikidata_id:
Q34104
Wikidata_label:
science and technology
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Science and Technology > Social Sciences > Psychology
Score:
0.536
Code:
20000753
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000753
Wikidata_id:
Q9418
Wikidata_label:
psychology
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
45.3
Gunning-Fog Score
16.7
Coleman-Liau Index
11
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
10.3
Dale-Chall Readability Score
5.4
Sprache Readability Score
4.7
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
17
Sprache Difficult Word Count
19
Marco Rubio
00:01:53-00:02:12 (19 sec)No Signal (0)
And we woke up to the reality just a few years ago that we are suddenly, as a nation, dangerously dependent, dangerously dependent on other nations for all sorts of things that we need not simply for our economic vibrancy, but in many cases for our national security and our very survival as -- as a prosperous nation state.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
7.9
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
10.5
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
7.2
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
16
Sprache Difficult Word Count
14
Marco Rubio
00:02:12-00:02:33 (21 sec)No Signal (0)
And so, now we are involved in this endeavor across the board to try to reverse those mistakes. And it will be the work of multiple administrations, but it starts here and it starts now with this one that is receiving attention as its -- at its highest levels. One way is just the basic ingredients that go into all this, and it's why you've seen such a focus on access to not just critical minerals as raw material, but also to the ability to process them.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
56.7
Gunning-Fog Score
16.1
Coleman-Liau Index
8.8
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.7
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
18
Sprache Difficult Word Count
20
Marco Rubio
00:02:33-00:03:03 (30 sec)No Signal (0)
But the other is -- has to be the ability to actually make things once again. And we have to understand that reindustrialization, that 21st century industrial activity is going to look different than it did in the 20th century. It's going to fall far more skills. It's going to involve not just -- not just are our workers going to have to be better educated in what they're doing, but in many cases, given the evolution and the rapidly changing dynamics of the modern world, they may have to be retrained multiple times in their career.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
11.7
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
53.6
Gunning-Fog Score
15.4
Coleman-Liau Index
10.4
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
11.4
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.5
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
20
Sprache Difficult Word Count
25
Marco Rubio
00:03:03-00:03:23 (20 sec)No Signal (0)
One of the crown jewels that have powered American innovation and ultimately powered American economic influence and power around the world has been our system of higher education. It has produced extraordinary research. It has produced extraordinary breakthroughs. I think the sad part about it is the number of things we have innovated or created, but then they're made somewhere else.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Education
Score:
0.55
Code:
5000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/05000000
Wikidata_id:
Q8434
Wikidata_label:
education
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
11.8
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
37.4
Gunning-Fog Score
12
Coleman-Liau Index
12
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
11
Dale-Chall Readability Score
5.9
Sprache Readability Score
4.1
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
20
Sprache Difficult Word Count
20
Marco Rubio
00:03:23-00:03:41 (18 sec)No Signal (0)
And so, I think in the 21st century, this partnership with higher education is -- is important, and it's important for two reasons. First of all, why build it when you -- why build a new wheel when we already have a wheel? We just need to repurpose that wheel to become the place where 21st century American workers go to become empowered with the skills they need to succeed.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Education
Score:
0.543
Code:
5000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/05000000
Wikidata_id:
Q8434
Wikidata_label:
education
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
9.9
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
64.4
Gunning-Fog Score
14.4
Coleman-Liau Index
9.4
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
10.1
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.9
Sprache Readability Score
4.4
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
12
Sprache Difficult Word Count
12
Marco Rubio
00:03:41-00:04:04 (23 sec)No Signal (0)
But I also think it's important for higher education, and we've got some great partners here today that are already part of this initiative. And of course, we want this partnership to grow to include other schools as well. But I think it's also important for higher education, because increasingly young Americans are asking is the college degree worth it? Is the college route worth it? Because we have to borrow money or we have to spend money, or we have to do all these sorts of things, and in the end I get a degree.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Education
Score:
0.593
Code:
5000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/05000000
Wikidata_id:
Q8434
Wikidata_label:
education
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
8.7
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
66.6
Gunning-Fog Score
11
Coleman-Liau Index
9.5
SMOG Index
10.9
Automated Readability Index
8.4
Dale-Chall Readability Score
2.9
Sprache Readability Score
4.1
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
12
Sprache Difficult Word Count
14
Marco Rubio
00:04:04-00:04:33 (29 sec)No Signal (0)
And all that degree does is either, A, qualify me to get another degree, or B, it may not even really lead to a job necessarily that's different from the one I could have gotten otherwise. And I think this speaks to that because it also, in addition to being good for our country, is an opportunity to say to students, if you come here and you go to school and you follow this curriculum, you will leave here not just with a paper credential, but with the skills that make you immediately employable in a high paying job, in a good paying job, with long term stability.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
29
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
8.6
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
5
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
16
Sprache Difficult Word Count
18
Marco Rubio
00:04:33-00:05:10 (37 sec)No StressLens
And so, this partnership is critical, because what I hope it means and what I hope it symbolizes, and not just symbolizes, but what I hope it is evidence of is how government, partnering with non-government entities like our higher education system and the private sector, the combination of those three pillars, the private sector that needs the workers and knows what they need from the workers, the higher education system that can equip young Americans with the skills they need to fill those jobs, and government that ensures not just as -- acting as a convening body, but ensures that our national policies reflect these priorities, these three pillars working together drive us towards this outcome that we want, and it's very important.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Education
Score:
0.58
Code:
5000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/05000000
Wikidata_id:
Q8434
Wikidata_label:
education
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics
Score:
0.577
Code:
11000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/11000000
Wikidata_id:
Q7163
Wikidata_label:
politics
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Science and Technology > Social Sciences > Economics
Score:
0.536
Code:
20000745
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000745
Wikidata_id:
Q8134
Wikidata_label:
economics
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
0
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
12
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
10
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
35
Sprache Difficult Word Count
30
Marco Rubio
00:05:10-00:05:26 (16 sec)No Signal (0)
So, I think today is a great way to kick this off. We have great partners on board already. We hope to attract more. I want to thank all of you for being a part of it. And I -- the last thing I want to say about this is that we understand that for this to work, this is not a two year project. This is not a two and a half year project.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
2.8
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
97.1
Gunning-Fog Score
6
Coleman-Liau Index
4.2
SMOG Index
6.6
Automated Readability Index
0.8
Dale-Chall Readability Score
1.3
Sprache Readability Score
2.6
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
3
Sprache Difficult Word Count
6
Marco Rubio
00:05:26-00:05:52 (26 sec)No Signal (0)
This is a project that will involve sustainment for the long term. Multiple American administrations are going to have to make this a priority, which is why it's so important that -- that you see evidence that, at the highest levels of our government now and for the future, you have that commitment. And it's why it's exciting for us to have the vice president here today to speak about it, because I think evidence is not just the importance this administration gives it, but our acknowledgment that this is an issue that's going to require long term and sustained attention.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
46.9
Gunning-Fog Score
18.9
Coleman-Liau Index
11.5
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
5
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
21
Sprache Difficult Word Count
23
Marco Rubio
00:05:52-00:06:13 (21 sec)No Signal (0)
This has to be an -- an -- an endeavor that goes on beyond the next two years. It has to go on for a generation. And I think having the vice president here today with us is evidence of that commitment. And so, now I want to introduce and welcome to the stage here at the -- the Institute of Peace, a beautiful building that the State Department's using a lot, and we thank you all for coming, the vice president of the United States of America, JD Vance.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Politics > Government
Score:
0.733
Code:
20000593
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000593
Wikidata_id:
Q7188
Wikidata_label:
government
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics
Score:
0.695
Code:
11000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/11000000
Wikidata_id:
Q7163
Wikidata_label:
politics
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics > Government > Heads of State
Score:
0.636
Code:
20000610
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000610
Wikidata_id:
Q48352
Wikidata_label:
head of state
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics > International Relations
Score:
0.574
Code:
20000638
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000638
Wikidata_id:
Q166542
Wikidata_label:
international relations
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
8.9
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
70
Gunning-Fog Score
11.5
Coleman-Liau Index
7.8
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
8.3
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.3
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
18
Sprache Difficult Word Count
22
JD Vance
00:06:13-00:06:51 (37 sec)No Signal (0.011)
Well, thank you all for being here, and thanks, uh, particularly to Jacob Hellberg for putting this amazing thing together, and to Marco Rubio for supporting it and making it possible. And thanks to all of you for being here to support it, uh, to make it possible to get this thing off the ground. I mean, I, I think Marco said a lot of things that I wanna echo, which is, one, that we need industry and government and educational institutions to cooperate to make something like this make sense.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Politics > Government
Score:
0.709
Code:
20000593
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000593
Wikidata_id:
Q7188
Wikidata_label:
government
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics
Score:
0.68
Code:
11000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/11000000
Wikidata_id:
Q7163
Wikidata_label:
politics
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics > Government > Heads of State
Score:
0.542
Code:
20000610
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000610
Wikidata_id:
Q48352
Wikidata_label:
head of state
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Arts, Culture, Entertainment and Media > Culture
Score:
0.536
Code:
20000038
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000038
Wikidata_id:
Q11042
Wikidata_label:
culture
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics > Political Process > Political System > Democracy
Score:
0.504
Code:
20000654
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000654
Wikidata_id:
Q7174
Wikidata_label:
democracy
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
51.5
Gunning-Fog Score
17.4
Coleman-Liau Index
9.5
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.5
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
17
Sprache Difficult Word Count
21
JD Vance
00:06:51-00:07:12 (21 sec)No Signal (0.004)
Now, when Jacob asked me to come and speak on this event, he and I talked about this for, for a very long time. I knew this was in the works for a very long time, but I said, "I'll only come and speak if you don't allow Michigan to be part of it, and you do allow Ohio State to be part of it." So, I'm very proud that we have Ohio State front and center along with Stanford, Penn State, and a few other great universities.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
11
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
68.4
Gunning-Fog Score
12.2
Coleman-Liau Index
5.5
SMOG Index
9.9
Automated Readability Index
10.3
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.6
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
12
Sprache Difficult Word Count
14
JD Vance
00:07:12-00:07:35 (23 sec)No Signal (0.482)
Um, with, with all due respect to our friends in Michigan, I think it's an amazing collection of people, of institutions, of businesses, of, of thought leaders and of entrepreneurs that we've gotten together in order to make this possible. And let me just sort of outline a few basic principles that I think are, are gonna really inform the work that you're all doing, but most importantly, the work that we're doing in the Trump administration.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
41.4
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
11.2
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
5.4
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
17
Sprache Difficult Word Count
26
JD Vance
00:07:35-00:07:57 (22 sec)No Signal (0.007)
So, principle number one is that industry, industrial security, I should say, is national security. We have learned over the past five, the past six, frankly, the past 20 or 30 years, that if America doesn't have enough self-sufficiency in industry and manufacturing, our enemies are able to exploit it and it makes our country much weaker.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
41.7
Gunning-Fog Score
18.5
Coleman-Liau Index
11.3
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
5
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
13
Sprache Difficult Word Count
14
JD Vance
00:07:57-00:08:21 (24 sec)No Signal (0.555)
And sometimes it's not even because our en- -- our enemies are exploiting it, sometimes it's because a global pandemic breaks out. And I think all of us in this room have had the experience of somebody who during the COVID era needed an elective surgery, needed something done at a hospital, sometimes even a non-elective surgery, but it got canceled because we didn't make enough hospital gowns and hospital masks in the United States.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Health
Score:
0.674
Code:
7000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/07000000
Wikidata_id:
Q12147
Wikidata_label:
health
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Health > Disease and Condition
Score:
0.592
Code:
20000446
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000446
Wikidata_id:
Q12136
Wikidata_label:
disease
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Health > Health Treatment and Procedure > Surgery
Score:
0.549
Code:
20001228
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20001228
Wikidata_id:
Q40821
Wikidata_label:
surgery
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Health > Health Facility > Hospital
Score:
0.526
Code:
20000462
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000462
Wikidata_id:
Q16917
Wikidata_label:
hospital
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
28.9
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
11.6
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
5.4
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
17
Sprache Difficult Word Count
18
JD Vance
00:08:21-00:08:42 (21 sec)No Signal (0.038)
So, the supply disruptions that happened during the COVID era actually made it less possible for our citizens, our people to get the healthcare and the resources that they need because we didn't make enough of that stuff at home. The only way to fix that, the only way to fix that is to re-industrialize the United States of America. And that brings me to principle number two.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
11.3
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
54.8
Gunning-Fog Score
13.3
Coleman-Liau Index
10
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
10.7
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.3
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
14
Sprache Difficult Word Count
19
JD Vance
00:08:42-00:09:02 (20 sec)No Signal (0.512)
I have nothing against finance. I have nothing against the services industry. Obviously these are very, very critical parts of our economy, but there was a principle that was out there. I, I think fundamentally a lie that was out there, which is that the Western economies would transition from being manufacturing economies into being built around finance and services.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
10.9
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
43.6
Gunning-Fog Score
14
Coleman-Liau Index
12
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
9.9
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.9
Sprache Readability Score
3.6
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
12
Sprache Difficult Word Count
14
JD Vance
00:09:02-00:09:19 (17 sec)No Signal (0.189)
And the reality is that you need all of these things. You need, of course, a healthy financial sector to get investments into the right industries, into the right companies, to support the amazing entrepreneurs, some of whom we have here today. But you cannot run an economy entirely on services and finance.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Economy, Business and Finance > Economy
Score:
0.574
Code:
20000344
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000344
Wikidata_id:
Q159810
Wikidata_label:
economy
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
10
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
54.8
Gunning-Fog Score
14.6
Coleman-Liau Index
11.7
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
9.4
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.2
Sprache Readability Score
4
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
11
Sprache Difficult Word Count
15
JD Vance
00:09:19-00:09:54 (34 sec)No Signal (0.626)
You have to have a foundation, and that foundation is always going to be making stuff. And that's, of course, what manufacturing is. Uh, that principle has really underlined, I would say, all of the Trump administration's economic policies. We are in the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace. And I think that the thing that Donald Trump will be remembered for, rightfully, is that he took America from a bipartisan consensus that existed in Washington, but not in the heartland of our country, that we could have an economy without making enough of our own stuff.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Politics > Government
Score:
0.693
Code:
20000593
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000593
Wikidata_id:
Q7188
Wikidata_label:
government
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics
Score:
0.68
Code:
11000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/11000000
Wikidata_id:
Q7163
Wikidata_label:
politics
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
9
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
59.6
Gunning-Fog Score
12.7
Coleman-Liau Index
11.4
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
8.4
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.7
Sprache Readability Score
4.7
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
24
Sprache Difficult Word Count
25
JD Vance
00:09:54-00:10:17 (23 sec)No Signal (0.922)
And he said, "We're gonna change that. We're gonna reinvest in American workers. We're gonna reinvest in American industry. We're gonna use both carrots and sticks." We just had a, a tax legislation about, past about a year and a half ago that we're very proud of that gives a lot of inducements to businesses to do capital investment, to buy capital equipment, to reinvest in their industries in a way that they maybe weren't three or four years ago.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
8.6
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
61.6
Gunning-Fog Score
10.9
Coleman-Liau Index
10.2
SMOG Index
11.7
Automated Readability Index
7.4
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4
Sprache Readability Score
3.7
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
16
Sprache Difficult Word Count
14
JD Vance
00:10:17-00:10:35 (18 sec)No Signal (0.96)
But we also are willing, as the president has shown, to use the carrot to say to other countries, and even to our own companies, that to the extent that you invest in the United States of Ame- -- of America, to the extent that you build in the United States of America, you will be rewarded, and you will find a partner in the American government.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
16.8
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
8.3
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
6.1
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
12
Sprache Difficult Word Count
13
JD Vance
00:10:35-00:10:54 (19 sec)No Signal (0.686)
But to the extent that you're trying to ship American jobs overseas, to the extent that you are replying on brittle and frankly, um, adversarial countries for our supply chains, then you are not gonna be rewarded by government policy, and you're not gonna find a friend in the President of the United States, or anybody else.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Politics > Government
Score:
0.653
Code:
20000593
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000593
Wikidata_id:
Q7188
Wikidata_label:
government
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Politics
Score:
0.586
Code:
11000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/11000000
Wikidata_id:
Q7163
Wikidata_label:
politics
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
18.4
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
11.1
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
7.5
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
17
Sprache Difficult Word Count
20
JD Vance
00:10:54-00:11:18 (24 sec)No Signal (0.118)
That, that I think is principle number two. Principle number two, or principle number three, I should say, uh, very important in this is it's not just about Native American industry, and it's not just about investing in America's industrial heartland. It's also about investing in American workers. And that is where I think the work of the foundry is the most relevant, and is gonna be the most important in the years to come.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
10.3
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
54.7
Gunning-Fog Score
12.8
Coleman-Liau Index
10.7
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
9.2
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.3
Sprache Readability Score
4
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
16
Sprache Difficult Word Count
13
JD Vance
00:11:18-00:11:40 (22 sec)No Signal (0.748)
Uh, there is a, a book that I'm, I'm fascinated by, in part because the, the hero of the story came from a similar part of the country that I came from, called Rocket Boys. And Rocket Boys was later turned into a, an amazing movie called October Sky. If you're, if you have kids, it's an incredible family movie because it's got something for the adults and it's got something for the little ones as well.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
11
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
62.1
Gunning-Fog Score
13.9
Coleman-Liau Index
8
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
10.4
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.9
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
13
Sprache Difficult Word Count
16
JD Vance
00:11:40-00:12:12 (33 sec)No Signal (0.701)
But fundamentally, the story is that you take a kid in rural West Virginia, a kid who did not have a lot of obvious prospects, his name was Homer Hickam, he was a real NASA engineer, but because we had the resources and the investment in American communities, because we had teachers who actually believed in this kid when nobody else did, you had a kid who nobody thought would ever become a rocket scientist, became a NASA engineer because we invested in him, and we believed in him.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Science and Technology
Score:
0.655
Code:
13000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/13000000
Wikidata_id:
Q34104
Wikidata_label:
science and technology
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Economy, Business and Finance > Products and Services > Manufacturing and Engineering > Aerospace
Score:
0.574
Code:
20000295
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000295
Wikidata_id:
Q936518
Wikidata_label:
aerospace manufacturer
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
0
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
9.8
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
7.6
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
18
Sprache Difficult Word Count
21
JD Vance
00:12:12-00:12:38 (26 sec)Weak (1.1)
And we believed in the possibility of American talent, even American talent that might have been a little bbit of a diamond in the rough. We didn't assume that everybody who didn't have everything figured out by the age of 15, we could write that person off. We invested in our kids, and we invested in their tools, we invested in their talents, and we tried to find those diamonds in the rough, not knowing that some of them ma- -- maybe they, they weren't cut out to be NASA engineers, but some of them were.
Sentiment
Topics
Topic:
Science and Technology > Natural Science > Chemistry
Score:
0.536
Code:
20000725
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000725
Wikidata_id:
Q2329
Wikidata_label:
chemistry
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Science and Technology > Natural Science > Geology
Score:
0.536
Code:
20000727
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000727
Wikidata_id:
Q1069
Wikidata_label:
geology
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Science and Technology > Natural Science > Physics
Score:
0.536
Code:
20000731
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/20000731
Wikidata_id:
Q413
Wikidata_label:
physics
Source:
IPTC Media
Topic:
Science and Technology
Score:
0.515
Code:
13000000
Url:
https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/mediatopic/13000000
Wikidata_id:
Q34104
Wikidata_label:
science and technology
Source:
IPTC Media
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
51.8
Gunning-Fog Score
16.5
Coleman-Liau Index
8.7
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.2
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
16
Sprache Difficult Word Count
21
JD Vance
00:12:38-00:13:03 (25 sec)No Signal (0.795)
And I think that is what the Foundry is ultimately about. If you think of the, the thrust of college education over the last 20, 30 years, the message that I got when I was going to college at Ohio State and then, and then at Yale Law School, it was, if you wanna make a lot of money, if you wanna have a really good career, go into law, go into finance, go into banking, that was it. Maybe, maybe go into tech.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
10.8
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
67.6
Gunning-Fog Score
12.6
Coleman-Liau Index
5.9
SMOG Index
9.9
Automated Readability Index
9.9
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.6
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
12
Sprache Difficult Word Count
17
JD Vance
00:13:03-00:13:27 (24 sec)Weak (1.097)
But I think what we're doing with the Foundry is we're telling America's next generation of entrepreneurs and engineers and just brilliant kids that there is a future, both the financial future, but also a future in the dignity of what you're gonna be doing every single day by actually building things, by leading not just teams of bankers but teams of manufacturers and teams of electricians.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
3.7
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
12
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
7.6
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
18
Sprache Difficult Word Count
22
JD Vance
00:13:27-00:13:59 (31 sec)No Signal (0.724)
We're sending a message to all of America's kids, both at the leadership level and those below them that we believe in making things again. And we're gonna give you the tools and the education and the networking in order to do it. The kids who are gonna be involved in these courses, they're not just gonna be listening to lectures from brilliant people, they're also going to be learning at an implicit level that this is a country, this is a, an institution, whether it's Ohio State or Stanford, that believes in the future of manufacturing in the United States of America.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
44.7
Gunning-Fog Score
16.8
Coleman-Liau Index
10.3
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
5.1
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
22
Sprache Difficult Word Count
30
JD Vance
00:13:59-00:14:18 (19 sec)No Signal (0.932)
And they're also gonna be networking with their academics, with their professors, with people in industry, with their colleagues in the classroom. And it's all gonna send, the message that I got, and 30 years ago, 20 years ago was go into finance, go into tech, go into law. The message these kids are gonna get is there is a much broader set of horizons out there.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
9.5
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
66.7
Gunning-Fog Score
12.5
Coleman-Liau Index
9
SMOG Index
11.3
Automated Readability Index
9.6
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.9
Sprache Readability Score
4.7
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
12
Sprache Difficult Word Count
16
JD Vance
00:14:18-00:14:40 (22 sec)No Signal (0.451)
If you wanna be a lawyer, that's fine, but you can also go and build something. And there's a future for you in building something and we're gonna give you the tools in order to make that happen. And that, that brings me, uh, just to my final point. So much of what is amazing about the Foundry and this amazing logo behind us, I love this thing, is that it's gonna do something specific and discreet.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
8
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
71.9
Gunning-Fog Score
11.3
Coleman-Liau Index
7.9
SMOG Index
10.8
Automated Readability Index
7.2
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.8
Sprache Readability Score
4.1
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
14
Sprache Difficult Word Count
14
JD Vance
00:14:40-00:15:18 (37 sec)Weak (1.047)
It's gonna put really smart kids in the room with other really smart kids. And they're gonna be entrepreneurs there. And they're gonna be academics who are worried about the future of American manufacturing. They're gonna learn interesting things in virtue of sitting in the classroom together. But I think the more important thing is the signal it sends, not just to the kids who are gonna sit in the, sit in the classroom, but to all of us, to the industry leaders here, to the people who hopefully pick something up from what Jacob and Marco and I have said, which is that we have to rebuild our country and we cannot do it without reinvesting in American workers.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
11.3
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
57
Gunning-Fog Score
13.6
Coleman-Liau Index
10.3
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
11.5
Dale-Chall Readability Score
3.8
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
20
Sprache Difficult Word Count
23
JD Vance
00:15:18-00:15:44 (26 sec)No Signal (0.684)
Uh, one of the interesting things I've, I've become, uh, friends with Mike Rowe, the Dirty Jobs guy, and he has this amazing podcast, but he's also working a lot on this, this idea of why do we have so many people with hundreds of thousands of dollars of college debt, but not the skills necessary to participate in what I think is, is the beginning of a manufacturing renaissance in the United States of America?
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
2.8
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
9.3
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
7.3
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
17
Sprache Difficult Word Count
22
JD Vance
00:15:44-00:16:07 (24 sec)No Signal (0.623)
And the answer is because we told a lot of kids, whether they were brilliant PhD level kids or whether they were kids who just wanted to have a good job, we told them that if you were working with your hands, that was less than. Whereas if you were sitting at a computer, that was, that was the work of the future, that was the prestigious work, and that was the work that we were gonna financially compensate you for better than if you were working for your hands.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
53.1
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
8.2
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.9
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
15
Sprache Difficult Word Count
16
JD Vance
00:16:07-00:16:31 (24 sec)No Signal (0.69)
But I think what all of us need to do, and it starts with the Foundry, but I think it goes to every institution that you represent, to every kid that you interact with, is that working with your hands is very much the work of the future. And the idea that if you're working with your hands, you're not using your mind, is one of the dumbest things that America's leaders ever told a generation of American kids.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
12
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
48.9
Gunning-Fog Score
19
Coleman-Liau Index
8.2
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
12
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.6
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
13
Sprache Difficult Word Count
14
JD Vance
00:16:31-00:17:02 (31 sec)No Signal (0.63)
So from the president, the vice president, the secretary of state, and all of these industry leaders, our message to America's children is if you are a tinkerer, great. If you wanna work with your hands, great. If you wanna work with your mind, great, why don't you do both? Because the future of American industry, the future of rebuilding this country is gonna be for people who use their heads, who use their hearts, who use their hands to build the next generation of American products with American workers doing it.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
10.4
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
61.2
Gunning-Fog Score
11.8
Coleman-Liau Index
10.6
SMOG Index
12
Automated Readability Index
11.2
Dale-Chall Readability Score
4.6
Sprache Readability Score
5
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
20
Sprache Difficult Word Count
19
JD Vance
00:17:02-00:17:10 (8 sec)No Signal (0.016)
You guys are at the Vanguard and we are happy and proud to support you every step of the way. God bless you and thank you for having me.
Sentiment
Readability
Flesch-Kincaid Grade
4.7
Flesch-Kincaid Ease
87.1
Gunning-Fog Score
7.2
Coleman-Liau Index
5.7
SMOG Index
7.3
Automated Readability Index
3
Dale-Chall Readability Score
2.4
Sprache Readability Score
2.9
Dale-Chall Difficult Word Score
3
Sprache Difficult Word Count
6