The 3:05 listing already ran. The pool cut already ran. This is Thursday’s unused plant.
Epoch Times, Jacki Thrapp, Oct. 1, 2026: President Trump landed in Texas and toured Peterbilt Motors in Denton, about 40 miles northwest of Dallas. He spoke to a crowd of approximately 1,000 workers. Quote: “Workers like you and companies like this, have always been loyal to our country but for decades, you were heartlessly betrayed by politicians—lousy politicians who let foreign trade cheaters plunder your wages, loot your factories, close up your jobs, and they robbed our country blind.” “They'd still be doing it if I wasn’t here, believe me, and they’ll do it again if you don’t get guys like Ken Paxton elected.” To Paxton, on stage: “I think you’re going to win the election.” He congratulated the plant for making 200 trucks per day: “They sell them so fast. They sell them faster than they can make them.” A Peterbilt spokesperson said the Denton warehouse added more than 1,000 jobs since truck tariffs in his second term. That is a held speech. It is not morning’s unused grid reprinted, and it is not midday’s unused CNN pool cut.
Same Epoch Times file: the White House still listed remarks at the Choctaw Event Center in Durant. KHBS, updated 4:26 p.m. CDT: supporters lined up in the rain; the program was set to start at 6 p.m. We will not type Durant quotes this board does not have. Midday already filed NBC: CNN removed from Thursday’s travel pool; Judge Kelly’s TRO is grounds-only. We will not reprint that seat as first-day news. A held Denton plant is not a Durant transcript and not the ~$54 billion LNG plan already filed Wednesday.
What this means for you
If you needed this morning’s unused listing or this afternoon’s unused pool cut, they still stand. If you needed tonight’s unused politics, it is Denton held, 200 trucks a day, and Paxton named. Not Durant we invent.
Bottom line: Peterbilt held. 200 trucks a day. Not the listing. Not Durant invented.
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