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[Video] Trump Delivers Remarks at Kennedy Space Center, Kicking Off NASA's Inaugural MAX POWER Expo

Friday, November 6, 2026 · White House · GSM News

President Donald J. Trump delivered remarks on the evening of November 6 (ET) at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Brevard County, Florida, kicking off MAX POWER, the space agency's inaugural aerospace technology expo and air show. The remarks began at 5:30 p.m. ET and were carried live on the White House's official channel; the official video is embedded on this page.

According to NASA, MAX POWER is the agency's new aerospace technology expo and air show, with its main program running November 7-8 at Kennedy Space Center across sites including the Apollo Saturn V Center and the Launch and Landing Facility. The UP.Summit technology expo held alongside the event showcases aircraft, drones, robots and other future transportation and space technologies. Trump's remarks opened the weekend program.

USA Today reported that the Florida trip was Trump's first trip outside Washington since the November 3 midterm elections. The White House has not yet released an official transcript of the remarks; GSM will publish a follow-up with the key passages once the transcript is available.

Related: Moon Base Update Set for 5 p.m. on November 7: NASA Releases Key Events for MAX POWER Expo, November 6-8 at Kennedy Space Center

Related: Follow-up: [Video Trump's Kennedy Space Center Remarks: 'NASA Is Back,' World's Biggest Air Show Pledged for 2028]

(Source: The White House)

Source: The White House

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Photo: 图:特朗普在NASA肯尼迪航天中心发表讲话,为MAX POWER博览会揭幕。画面:白宫官方视频。 / Photo: President Trump delivers remarks at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, kicking off the MAX POWER expo. Image: The White House (official video).

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