Donald J. Trump

We need to have a robust communication strategy with Congress that includes events such as what we're experiencing today, where they can see our frontline ships and how they take action in their mission sets.

But I do believe that, you know, the service that probably does

legislative affairs best of all are the Marine Corps.

And one of the things they do is they make it personal and they take that story and they just drill home on it over and over again.

I'm very fond of our legislative leadership that we have in place right now.

But with that said, we need to have a more complete

RELATIONSHIP WITH THOSE WHO ARE IN THE HOUSE NATIONAL SECURITY COMMITTEES OR SENATE ARMED SERVICES AND REALLY TELL THOSE STORIES.

No, we've waited for this day, Admiral Maslow, for a long time for the president to actually be out there.

It's going to be amazing.

And I know he's so enthusiastic.

Like I said, I think he's watched Victory at Sea a hundred times.

We're going to take a short commercial break.

Captain Paul Morgan is going to join us, naval aviator.

But we're going to talk about the changing nature of naval warfare, particularly the drones and what the drones mean as far as our thinking about aviation.

The coming fight in 2027 or beyond with the People's Liberation Navy.

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