Cait Conley

And it's this beautiful place where, you know, you have young men and women from all 50 states and territories, from families that span the economic spectrum of some of our country's poorest to some of our country's wealthiest families. And they're all there with this one incredible calling, and that is to serve our country. to swear an oath to the Constitution, right?

To put your life on the line in support of something bigger and better than yourself, and that is the security and safety of Americans. And really, I think living that type of lifestyle and understanding that responsibility is something that leaders in Washington need to not only recognize and honor and respect, but to also continue to cultivate and instill.

To put your life on the line in support of something bigger and better than yourself, and that is the security and safety of Americans. And really, I think living that type of lifestyle and understanding that responsibility is something that leaders in Washington need to not only recognize and honor and respect, but to also continue to cultivate and instill.

To put your life on the line in support of something bigger and better than yourself, and that is the security and safety of Americans. And really, I think living that type of lifestyle and understanding that responsibility is something that leaders in Washington need to not only recognize and honor and respect, but to also continue to cultivate and instill.

And so when you look at our nation and the challenges we still have ahead of us, we need leaders that are laser focused on the very real national security challenges our country faces. We have things like a war in Ukraine that are still raging. We have terrorist groups that are still plotting against the United States and Americans. We have Iran looking to develop a nuclear weapon.

And so when you look at our nation and the challenges we still have ahead of us, we need leaders that are laser focused on the very real national security challenges our country faces. We have things like a war in Ukraine that are still raging. We have terrorist groups that are still plotting against the United States and Americans. We have Iran looking to develop a nuclear weapon.

And so when you look at our nation and the challenges we still have ahead of us, we need leaders that are laser focused on the very real national security challenges our country faces. We have things like a war in Ukraine that are still raging. We have terrorist groups that are still plotting against the United States and Americans. We have Iran looking to develop a nuclear weapon.

There are very real national security challenges that our nation should be focused on. And instead, you know, we're talking about these nonsense things. And so this is where I think serious leaders who've actually gone out there and seen what it takes to get it done are important to step up right now and to say, let's focus on what really matters for the American people.

There are very real national security challenges that our nation should be focused on. And instead, you know, we're talking about these nonsense things. And so this is where I think serious leaders who've actually gone out there and seen what it takes to get it done are important to step up right now and to say, let's focus on what really matters for the American people.

There are very real national security challenges that our nation should be focused on. And instead, you know, we're talking about these nonsense things. And so this is where I think serious leaders who've actually gone out there and seen what it takes to get it done are important to step up right now and to say, let's focus on what really matters for the American people.

You know, Ben, you're talking about the six overseas tours that I can kind of talk about. A lot of my stuff that I did during those days was classified. But, you know, going to Yemen to target al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula terrorists. If you remember the underwear bomber from 2009 that came from al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. If you

You know, Ben, you're talking about the six overseas tours that I can kind of talk about. A lot of my stuff that I did during those days was classified. But, you know, going to Yemen to target al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula terrorists. If you remember the underwear bomber from 2009 that came from al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. If you

You know, Ben, you're talking about the six overseas tours that I can kind of talk about. A lot of my stuff that I did during those days was classified. But, you know, going to Yemen to target al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula terrorists. If you remember the underwear bomber from 2009 that came from al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. If you

Remember after Benghazi, I went to North Africa, right, to hold those accountable for the attacks on the Benghazi Consulate accountable. We did things like fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria as they were plotting terror attacks and trying to really mobilize lone wolf terrorist actors in Europe and the United States.

Remember after Benghazi, I went to North Africa, right, to hold those accountable for the attacks on the Benghazi Consulate accountable. We did things like fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria as they were plotting terror attacks and trying to really mobilize lone wolf terrorist actors in Europe and the United States.

Remember after Benghazi, I went to North Africa, right, to hold those accountable for the attacks on the Benghazi Consulate accountable. We did things like fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria as they were plotting terror attacks and trying to really mobilize lone wolf terrorist actors in Europe and the United States.

When you look at the importance of these missions that are truly no fail, you don't have the luxury just saying whatever you want or doing whatever you want. You have a responsibility to deal with the hard facts and realities. You don't have the luxury of not doing your job or saying one thing and doing another. And I think this is what we're talking about right now. The stakes are too high.

When you look at the importance of these missions that are truly no fail, you don't have the luxury just saying whatever you want or doing whatever you want. You have a responsibility to deal with the hard facts and realities. You don't have the luxury of not doing your job or saying one thing and doing another. And I think this is what we're talking about right now. The stakes are too high.

When you look at the importance of these missions that are truly no fail, you don't have the luxury just saying whatever you want or doing whatever you want. You have a responsibility to deal with the hard facts and realities. You don't have the luxury of not doing your job or saying one thing and doing another. And I think this is what we're talking about right now. The stakes are too high.

Failure is not an option. And we don't have serious people taking this stuff on. We have people who say one thing and do another, whether it's incidents like Signalgate, whether it's things like the commencement speech we just heard, you know, or just overall conduct and decision-making.