Apple CEO Tim Cook credits President Trump directly for triggering the tech giant’s massive $100 billion additional U.S. investment.

Story Highlights

• Apple commits additional $100 billion to U.S. investment, totaling $600 billion over four years
• Tim Cook publicly credits Trump’s leadership for motivating the unprecedented domestic investment
• 450,000 American jobs supported through Apple’s expanded U.S. manufacturing and supplier partnerships
• Investment includes AI infrastructure, semiconductor production, and end-to-end supply chain development

Trump’s America First Strategy Delivers Results

President Trump’s relentless pressure on multinational corporations to bring manufacturing home has achieved another major victory. Apple’s announcement at the White House demonstrates how strong leadership and strategic economic policies can force globalist companies to prioritize American workers over cheap foreign labor. This $100 billion commitment represents the largest corporate investment pledge in U.S. history, proving that America First policies work when leaders have the backbone to enforce them.

The investment expands Apple’s existing $500 billion U.S. commitment to an unprecedented $600 billion over four years. Cook emphasized that Trump’s policies created the conditions necessary for this massive domestic expansion.

WATCH: @Apple CEO @tim_cook's full remarks from the Oval Office:

"I'm very proud to say that today, we're committing an additional $100 billion to the United States, bringing our total U.S. investment to $600 billion… We believe deeply in the promise of this great nation." pic.twitter.com/XZgY250nJk

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) August 6, 2025

Rebuilding American Manufacturing Supremacy

Apple’s investment focuses on critical infrastructure that strengthens America’s technological independence. The company will expand partnerships with TSMC’s Arizona semiconductor facility, ensuring domestic chip production for national security. Additionally, Corning’s Kentucky facility will produce all cover glass for new iPhones and Apple Watches, creating high-paying manufacturing jobs in America’s heartland rather than enriching foreign competitors.

Ten new supplier agreements with American companies will integrate domestic manufacturers into Apple’s supply chain. This represents a fundamental shift away from the globalist model that hollowed out American manufacturing for decades. The investment includes AI infrastructure across multiple states, positioning America to lead the next technological revolution instead of depending on hostile foreign nations.

Watch: Tim Cook announces additional $100 billion investment in domestic manufacturing for Apple

Economic Victory Against Globalist Policies

Apple’s decision to invest $600 billion domestically proves that companies will choose America when leaders create the right incentives and apply appropriate pressure. The 450,000 jobs supported by Apple’s U.S. operations demonstrate how patriotic economic policies benefit American families directly.

Nancy Tengler from Laffer Tengler Investments called the announcement “a savvy solution” to presidential demands for American manufacturing. This proves that when leaders prioritize America’s interests over global corporate profits, even the most entrenched multinational companies will adapt their strategies accordingly.

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