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It was my great honor to recognize some of the businesses making massive new investments right here in the United States of America—Hyundai, CMA CGM, Worldwide Amazon Stores, Venture Global LNG, Siemens, Pratt, Chobani, Bel, Schneider Electric, Johnson & Johnson, Eli Lilly, Novartis, Genentech, AbbVie, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Merck, Abbott Laboratories, IBM, and GE Aerospace…

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So, I'd like to introduce some of you, a president and CEO of Hyundai Jose Munoz. Jose, thank you very much, you're fantastic. Jose is investing $21 billion, including $5.8 billion, for a new steel plant in Louisiana, which is a beauty. I saw a picture of it, which is going to create at least 1,500 jobs just to plant alone. Thank you very much, Jose, beautiful. President and CEO of Global Shipping Giant, CMA, CGM, Rodolf Sade. Thank you, Rodolf, thank you very much, fantastic. Investing $20 billion in creating 10,000 new jobs at least. Thank you very much, that's fantastic, you'd be very happy. President and CEO of Toyota North America, Ted Ogawa, investing $88 billion, where's Ted? Fantastic, thank you, Ted. That's fantastic, Ted's investing $88 million for car production at its West Virginia factory, which is a beauty. I've seen it actually, congratulations. Thank you very much for being here, Ted. Co-founder and CEO of Andruil, Brian Schimpf, Brian, thank you, Brian. He's investing $1 billion for a new manufacturing facility in Ohio and display. Next to me is their 125-pound Road Runner drone. Where is that little sucker, where is it? Which is that, whoa, that's a nasty looking thing. That's a nasty, I look up there when I'm having dinner outside. I used to look up to see the moon, this is beautiful, now you see the moon, but you see drones all over the place, and they say, let's get the hell out of here. That's a good one, isn't it? Huh? I can see it. CEO of Worldwide Amazon Stores, Doug Harrington, thank you very much. Thank you, Doug, very much. Investing $4 billion this year alone, and I know they said they're going to be investing a lot over the next two years. We appreciate it very much. Thank you, and say hello to everybody. CEO of Venture Global, Mike Sable, Mike, thank you very much, Mike. Investing $18 billion in liquefied natural gas expansion in Louisiana, that's going to work out good. Thank you very much. President and CEO of Siemens USA, big company. Barbara Humpton, thank you, Barbara, thank you very much. Investing $285 million, executive global chairman of Pratt Industries, friend of mine, Anthony Pratt. He's investing $5 billion, thank you, thank you, Anthony. I read a report that he's the richest man in Australia, but who the hell knows? Do you think you're the richest man in Australia? Close. I don't like to put you on the spot like that, Anthony, but that's pretty good. Thank you very much. That's great. Thank you very much. Founder and CEO of Chobani, Home Day, Oliaka, where are you? Thank you very much. Investing $1.2 billion, thank you very much. CEO of Bell Brands USA, Yvonne Girard, Yvonne, thank you very much, $350 million. President of Schneider Electric North America, Amr Paul, thank you very much. Investing $700 million for energy infrastructure and its largest investment in its 135-year history. Chairman and CEO of Johnson & Johnson, oh, I know I've heard of that company. My hair looks so beautiful because of your product. Dean Duato, $55 billion of manufacturing, plant and research and development and technology. Thank you very much, $55 billion. That's a lot, but you've got to catch up with Apple and some of the others. We've got to get you to make a little -- one of the few companies that could do that, right? Chair and CEO of Eli Lilly, a great guy. Every time I talk to him about drug prices, he sweet talks me. He tells me about the middleman. He keeps telling me about the middleman. By the time I leave the meetings, I was telling my people, I think I say, gee, he's giving us a great bargain, you know. But David, you have done some job, David Ricks. You have done some job. I'll see you later, too. $27 billion, doubling its manufacturing investment in the U.S., and he's got a very hot topic right now going. This stuff is doing really well, isn't it? Really hot company. Thank you very much, David. CEO of Novartis, Voss, Nara, Sim, and that's $23 billion. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you, Voss. CEO of Genetec, Ashley Mugargi, $50 billion. Whoa. That's a lot of money. Good. Thank you, Ashley. That's a big one. CEO of Abvie, Rob Michael, $10 billion. Thank you very much. Thank you. Good company. President and CEO of Thermo Fisher, Mark Kasper, $2 billion. Thank you, Mark, very much. Chairman and CEO of Merck, great company, Rob Davis, $9 billion. Thank you very much, Rob. President and CEO of Abbott, Robert Ford, $500 million. Thank you, Robert. Chairman and CEO of a company called IBM, Arvind, where are you? Where are you? Thank you very much. That's fantastic. $150 billion, that's all. That's great. Thank you very much. You've done a great job. You've done a great job with that company, too, I'll tell you. President and CEO of GE Aerospace, Larry Kulp. Larry, thank you very much, Larry. And Larry's investing $1 billion in manufacturing across 16 states and with us as we have the model of their F110 engine, which I hear is like -- I must tell you, I hear it's the hottest engine there is. You've got a -- you've got a goldmine over there, Larry, which powers our nation's finest fighter jets and other jets. And your big engine is really something that I hear is beyond anything that has been produced yet. So good luck with it.

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Machine-generated analysis of the post above on 2026-03-22. Not written by the author of the post.

Danger Level
None
Narcissistic State
Grandiose
Authorship
Aide-Written
Intensity
15%
Authorship Analysis
Aide-Written
Indicators:
  • Business hours posting (10:10 AM ET)
  • Perfect grammar and punctuation
  • Formal diplomatic tone
  • Structured corporate list format
  • No emotional reactivity or ALL CAPS
Psychological Profile
State
Grandiose State

Trigger: Supply Seeking (Low approval ratings and tariff backlash)

Sentiment
+0.70
Clinical
Malignant Narcissism:
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30%
Antisocial
0%
Paranoid
0%
Sadism
0%
Defense Mechanisms:
rationalization
Cognitive Complexity:
Complexity
30%
Parasocial Techniques:
association with prestigious brandsimplied personal credit for corporate decisions
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"Listed companies are making massive new investments in the United States"
Mostly True

Many of these companies did announce US investments around this period, though the scale and causation are often overstated. Some investments were planned before Trump's second term.

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