OrangeVerse VIII: Indescribable

Six minutes is a long time, especially when you're the president, you're talking to folks at the American Leadership in Emerging Technology Event, and your son is the expert at cyber in your household.

Here are part of the president's remarks; I'll have more in an upcoming post.

I Know You!

Good morning, everybody, 

Very nice 

to have you here.

It's a great honor. So many of you, 

I recognize

And others I do from reading 

business magazines and other magazines.

You've done well.

Greatness

I want to thank my Office

of Science and Technology - and

this has been a great office; 

they have

done such incredible work - 

The Hawkeye State

And we just got back

from Iowa last night.

A big speech

in Iowa. 

That was an amazing group

of people. Those people

were excited. 

I guess most people saw it,

but they were excited.

Oh Wilbur

I want to thank Secretary Ross

for joining us today...

Wilbur has done a fantastic job

and I want to thank you

very much for it,

Wilbur.

Everybody understands it.

Wilbur, as Jeff - as you know - 

Wilbur is known just as Wilbur

on Wall Street. 

They don't even call him

Wilbur Ross. 

They just say, oh, Wilbur

is involved -- right?

He's done

a great job

Thank you.

Percolating

And Mr Vice

President, thank you

very much for being here.

We've had some busy schedules

and we have a thing called 

healthcare

that you might hear

is percolating

in the outside

as we've discussed.

And I think

it's going to come out.

Obamacare

is a disaster; it's 

dead.

Totally dead.

And we're putting in a

plan today

that's going 

to be negotiated. 

We'd love to have some

Democrat support but they're

obstructionists.

They'll never support.

We won't get one

no matter how

good it is.

But we will

hopefully

get something done

and it will be

something with

heart

and very meaningful.

Steve

It's great to have you here

by the way.

Really

good.

You've done

a great job

I always say

you got a hell of a lot of money

for that sale. 

I don't think

you've been given enough -- 

I mean, I don't think

you were

ever given enough

credit for the deal

you did

for your shareholders.

What a deal that was.