David Zier

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430 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 11 Sep

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Bannon`s War Room · War Room Special: PRESIDENT TRUMP ADDRESS TO THE NATION · 2 Apr 2026 podcast

And again, you know, we lost some strategic assets like the E3 Sentry AWACS and other, but the operation continued.

has been carried out.

And I just wanted to add really quick, the defense acquisition executive orders that Trump has been pushing that we've been following since last year, my stuff here at Department of War, is probably a very good thing because we've been operating on a wartime footing probably since the middle of last year at a minimum.

And I think we were ready for this, at least to take out the air defenses, the industrial complex, ballistic missile program.

I think that they're still focused on the mission and we're not taking our foot off the gas and not missing a beat as far as providing additional coverage.

I saw a report that 200 more aircraft approximately on their way from Europe to the Middle East, along with those A-10s that I talked about early arrived at RFK Lake and Heath Air Base, probably on their way over to the Gulf region.

And, you know, these versatile aircraft doing these

You know, these close air support in the straight probably serve a key role taking out any fast boats or anything like that.

But also, the Pentagon announced today that there's this PAC-3 deal to keep producing missiles, tripling the capacity for Lockheed and Boeing because, you know, the THAADs are upper atmosphere and you've got the PAC-3s in the middle and the Patriots below it.

There's a finite supply.

So I think that the message is we're going to wrap things up as quickly as possible and

But we're not going to take our foot off the gas until we do that.

I don't believe so.

I think they're hyper-focused on this.

And as I was saying earlier in the broadcast, that we're operating on a wartime footing for some time here with defense acquisitions, reaching out to private industry, making sure they deliver systems so things like the Bradley don't take 10 years to design in the Pentagon and get out there.

I think this is all part of a well-crafted plan.

And everything doesn't always go, you know, the way you want it.

But I think overall, this has been a resounding success, at least from a Pentagon's perspective.

And, you know, Hegseth was asked to testify before House Armed Services Committee on April 29th.

I'm sure they want to go in there with this thing buttoned up a little.

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