Cleo Pascal

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Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Special: Sea Power And Freedom Celebrating Navy 250 · 6 Oct 2025 podcast

They're showing off the capabilities, but they're also just showing off the pride, which means that you may start to see some new investment, which would be sorely needed.

is hopefully going to resonate.

And as you see the resonance within the public across the United States, especially after the speech to the flag officers by the Secretary of War and the president, and the fact that recruitment numbers are up, you're dealing with a completely different military and a different political approach to the military than the U.S.

has seen in a very long time.

So this is...

On many levels, not just in terms of capabilities, but also in terms of what we have talked about before, political warfare, narrative warfare, this has been a very important day.

Well, the Peloponnesian War, as Captain Fennell said, is quite important.

But the Thucydides trap stuff, I put it in the Mackinder bucket of something that needs to be thought of properly and again.

I don't really buy it because India is in the same position.

And India isn't about to try to attack the United States in the same way that the Chinese Communist Party is.

And then, if you look at those terms, Chinese Communist Party, there's a word in there, communist, that isn't in the Indian Republic's name.

So, I think it's not necessary that a rising country is going to attack another one.

I think this is something innate within the system that has been governing the land of China.

Does it look like they put the journalists on the Osprey?

Is that what they did?

Because it sort of justifies this thing that, you know, anybody tries to challenge us, it's a kind of destiny thing, and it's nothing to do with the actual systems themselves.

And so you don't have to look at China as a system or as a regime, the nature of the regime.

You can just say, oh, well, you know, it's history, and there just happened to be this rising power.

It's similar to this kind of reverse opium war thing that I—

I also don't like—it's very effective narrative warfare on the Chinese side, because it pulls you away from thinking about the actual dynamics.

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