English transcript

It's, we talked, by the way, last night, we talked the whole night about that issue.

I think I'm, I know more about Taiwan right now than I know about almost any country.

Do you think it dominated the talk?

It's always been his most important thing from the day I knew him years ago.

I've known him now 11 years, 12 years.

It's always been the biggest thing for him, Taiwan.

Now, with me, I don't think they'll do anything when I'm here.

When I'm not here, I think they might, to be honest with you.

I'm not sure that they do anything if it remained as is.

But they have somebody there now that wants to go independent.

Well, it's a risky thing when you go independent, you know.

They're going independent because they want to get into a war and they want to,

they figure they have the United States behind them.

I'd like to see it stay the way it is.

And I'll tell you something.

I'll make a little news.

I'd like to see everybody making chips over in Taiwan come into America,

because to be honest with you, I think it's the greatest thing you can do.

Because it's a heated situation.

There's no question about it.

And as you know, we have massive amounts of chip companies now from Taiwan already coming in.

We expect to have 40 to 50 percent of the world chip business by the end of my term.

And I think it should be even more than that.

I think all of those chip companies, if they're smart,

they're going to start heading to Arizona and the places where they're building.

That's going to solve your problem.