USA: 'My job is to represent people of Pittsburgh not people of Paris' - Trump affirms Climate Accord withdrawal

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SOT, Donald Trump, US President: "My job is to represent the people of Pittsburgh, not the people of Paris. We're opening federal lands and offshore areas for responsible oil and gas production. And I opened ANWR (Arctic National Wildlife Refuge) to oil and gas in Alaska. You know, the ANWR site is one of the biggest in the world and nobody could get it approved, including Ronald Reagan. They could not get it approved. I got it approved. And it's one of the - one of the great potential sites anywhere in the world." *MULTIPLE SHOTS AT SOURCE*
M/S People with banners *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Donald Trump, US President: "But all of you here today have achieved something that everyone said was impossible: You've helped make America the number one producer of oil and natural gas on planet Earth, by far."
M/S People applauding, *UPSOUND* Donald Trump, US President: "Number one, by far. Number one, by far."
SOT, Donald Trump, US President: "You've always been loyal to America and I will always be loyal to you. The job you've done is incredible. In every action I take - from defending American energy, to securing American borders, to ending the endless wars - I am fighting for your interest, your families, and your countries above all others. We're fighting for you. We have to fight for you. And we're fighting for you - and remember that - above all others. We were calling it, "Make America Great Again." We're calling it now, "Keep America Great." We will keep it going. And finally, as your President, we will always put America first. Thank you."
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US President Donald Trump commented on the country's planned withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord, addressing natural gas industry employees in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
"My job is to represent the people of Pittsburgh, not the people of Paris. We're opening federal lands and offshore areas for responsible oil and gas production. And I opened ANWR (Arctic National Wildlife Refuge) to oil and gas in Alaska," stressed Trump.
Withdrawal from the agreement was one of Trump's campaign promises back in 2016. He can officially submit the withdrawal letter to the UN on November 4.