Now I have to do it for nothing." "Not a good deal, but that's OK, we love it," he added. Trump ended his speech by saying, "God bless Boeing." Boeing also produces the 787 at its final assembly plant in Everett, Wash.; the company says its South Carolina facility builds all three versions of the jetliner — the 787-8, 787-9, and the 787-10, which the company says is the "newest and longest member of the family." Since his November election win, Trump has had a complex relationship with Boeing: In early December, Trump threatened to cancel an order for a new Air Force One, saying that Boeing's price "is totally out of control." In January, Boeing was a corporate sponsor of Trump's inauguration, even as it was announcing buyouts and layoffs. This week, it emerged that the president allowed Boeing's CEO to listen in on calls to the general responsible for the F-35 fighter jet — which is made by Lockheed Martin.