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Administration of Donald J. Trump, 2019 Remarks Honoring the NCAA Administration of Donald J. Trump, 2019 Remarks Honoring the NCAA Women's Basketball Champion Baylor University Lady Bears and an Exchange With Reporters April 29, 2019 The President. Well, thank you very much. And it's my great honor to welcome to the White House the 2019 NCAA Women's Basketball National Champions, the Baylor Lady Bears. Okay? And I watched that last game, and that was a tough, rough game with Notre Dame. To Coach Kim Mulkey, I want to just congratulate you and the entire team. And you know, interestingly, I got a little bit of a résumé about you, Coach. Should I—can I read a couple of lines from this? Head Coach Kim Mulkey. Well, sure. Yes. The President. Do you mind if I do that? Because this is very impressive. So women's basketball head coach, 19th season. But what's impressive: "No matter what Kim Mulkey has attempted in basketball, whether it be the court or along the sidelines, [she] has found tremendous success. In 18-[plus] seasons as the head coach, she has attained a 576 career victories and ranks number two among the winningest Division I head coaches in the winning percentage of .853. She's number three." And she doesn't like number three, but she's going to catch it. "She's number three alltime, by percentage, between two mentors, second ranked, Leon Barmore"—that's at .869. And of course, the very legendary, Pat Summitt at .841. So you're pretty close to Pat Summitt. If you have a couple of more seasons, good, you can maybe even take that percentage. [Laughter] That percentage was pretty big. That's an amazing job. And you started off, and you inherited a team that was 7 and 20 and was going nowhere. And look what you have right there. Here we are in the Oval Office, right? Coach Mulkey. I'm blessed. Thank you. The President. So, Coach, that's really fantastic. That's fantastic. I just read that through. I heard great things, and I read it, and I felt we should let people know, because that's an incredible—7 and 20 to the national championship. Great job. Coach Mulkey. Thank you. The President. Great job. Would you like to work at the White House, by any chance? Coach Mulkey. No. [Laughter] The President. We'll take you. We need that. Our Vice President, you know Mike Pence, everybody. Coach Mulkey. We met him. Thank you. The President. So, again, to your team, you deserved it. An amazing season. An amazing career, in all of your cases. 1 I also want to recognize Baylor President, Linda Livingstone. Where's Linda? Linda. Linda. Baylor University President Linda A. Livingstone. Right here. Participant. Over there. The President. Hi, Linda. How are you? Ms. Livingstone. Right here. How are you? The President. Congratulations. Fantastic job. Ms. Livingstone. Thank you very much. I'm very proud of this team. The President. It's also a great school. We need to remember that. Ms. Livingstone. It is a fabulous school. The President. It's a fantastic school. And Athletic Director Mack Rhoades. Where's Mack? Hi, Mack. Congratulations. Baylor University Athletic Director Mack B. Rhoades IV. President Trump, thank you very much. It's an honor. Thank you. The President. Fantastic to be with you. Thank you. Great job. Along with some of your biggest fans from Texas. These are friends of mine. These are— the same way like you, they're great competitors: Congressman Bill Flores. Bill? Hi, Bill. So, congratulations. Representative William H. Flores. Thank you for inviting me. The President. Do you go to a lot of the games? I guess, huh? Rep. Flores. I do. The President. That's fantastic, Bill. Good job. And good job in Washington. Congressman Louie Gohmert. He's been with me for a long time—Louie, right? Representative Louis B. Gohmert, Jr. Right. The President. We fight that fight. We don't give up and we won't allow ourselves to lose. Rep. Gohmert. Got it done. Fighting Bears, we're just—— The President. You'd better believe it. And a friend of ours also—a great attorney and a great talent—is Attorney General Ken Paxton. Where's Ken? Texas State Attorney General W. Kenneth Paxton, Jr. Right behind you. The President. Hi, Ken. Attorney General Paxton. How are you? The President. How you doing with all those cases? Good? [Laughter] Attorney General Paxton. Very good. You're going to like how it turns out. The President. We don't let him lose any cases. [Laughter] 2 The championship game will go down as one of the greatest in the history of women's college basketball. You would say that, I think, Coach, right? Supposedly, one of the greatest games ever. Coach Mulkey. Probably, the most stressful. [Laughter] The President. Most stressful. [Laughter] You look great. You dominated for most of the game and led Notre Dame by 12 points going into the final minutes of the third quarter. It was very exciting. People were calling and saying: "You'd better turn on this game. It looks pretty good." Then, one of your true star players—a great player—team captain Lauren Cox suffered a painful MCL sprain and had to be taken off the court in a wheelchair. But as you just found out, Lauren is going to be fine. And we want to just say that we hear that she's pretty much fully recovered and will be back next year, Coach. Right? Coach Mulkey. Yes, sir. The President. You'll be back next year, right? Forward Lauren Cox. Yes, sir. The President. You'd better be. [Laughter] That's great. After seeing such a vital member of the team go down, Notre Dame surged in the final quarter, tying the game with 16 seconds left. And you had an angry coach. [Laughter] I'm sure. Okay? Coach Mulkey. Passionate. The President. Passionate too. As the clock ticked toward zero, Chloe Jackson hung back at half court, drove toward the key, and made a game-winning layup with less than 4 seconds remaining. It was a play for the ages. And I've heard that from a lot of people. And where's Chloe? Chloe? Great going, Chloe. Huh? Huh? There was no choke. There was no choke. Then, the game almost went into overtime when Notre Dame was given two free throws with 1.9 seconds left on the board. Well, they don't have that. So tell me, how many of the— one was made? In other words, not two? Coach Mulkey. She missed the first one. The President. She missed the first one. The second one was made. And I'm sure you were very—you felt badly about her missing the first one. [Laughter] That's fantastic. So she—she went one for two, and that was that, huh? Coach Mulkey. Yes. The President. Wow, that's exciting. But in the end, you won the game 82 to 81. And it was a thrilling victory that people will be talking about for many, many years to come. 3 As your coach said with tears streaming down her face on national television: "God is good. He has blessed these [great] kids." Nice. Right, Mike? Very nice. That victory was the culmination of an incredible year. The Lady Bears had a stunning 37- and-1 season. Wow. Who was the one team, may I ask? Did you even—— Coach Mulkey. Stanford, before Christmas. The President. Wow. What happened after Christmas? Coach Mulkey. Oh, what happened there, y'all? The President. It won't happen. It was fluke. [Laughter] They must be a very good team. Good team. Very good team, I guess, Stanford. [Laughter] Huh? Will they be back? Stanford will be—— Coach Mulkey. Sir? Stanford has a very good team as well. The President. They'll be tough again—— Coach Mulkey. Yes, sir. The President. ——this coming season? Coach Mulkey. Yes, sir. The President. Okay. Good. Well, congratulations to them too. Thirty-seven and one. You beat your chief rivals, the Texas Longhorns, not once, but twice. [Laughter] And you scored nearly 1,000 more points than any of your opponents and blocked more than three times as many shots. That's incredible. You've left an enduring mark on college basketball history. And you'll all be incredibly proud of what you have achieved in many years to come. You're going to be looking back, and you're going to be thinking about that incredible season, and you're going to be thinking about being in this incredible office, right? This is the Oval Office. This is where it all begins and ends and then begins again. [Laughter] Louie, right? This is a very special place. I've had the biggest people in the world come into this office, and they stop, and they look. And actually, some—I have had this too—strong, tough people start crying. Can you believe it? I've seen them, where they cry. And it's pretty amazing. But that's where you are right now. This is the Oval Office. Rep. Gohmert. Was that Hillary? [Laughter] The President. I sort of say—you know what I say? That's right. [Laughter] That's interesting. This is sort of the ballgame, right? This is the ballgame. So it's—anyway. So I just want to—Coach, I want to congratulate you, and I think maybe, most importantly, it's truly a great school, beyond everything else, and with a fantastic reputation.
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