Donald J. Trump

For 250 years, America's Navy has guarded freedom, projected strength, and carried the fight across the sea.

Now from Norfolk, Virginia, history meets destiny.

They fight, fight, fight, and they win, win, win.

President Donald J. Trump joins America's warriors aboard a mighty aircraft carrier as we celebrate two and a half centuries of sea power.

Explosive demonstrations.

Military might.

Unstoppable strength.

Navy 250.

Sea power and freedom.

With your host Steve Bannon.

I want to thank Birch Gold and AMAC and, of course, Patriot Mobile, our sponsors for today.

I want to thank them and also Rob Sake, Parker Sake, for making the logistics of this was enormous.

And because of the effort put in by Real American Voice, we got the special inside baseball footage from the naval operations at the gun range aboard the USS Bush.

Want to get Steve Gruber as soon as you get some more music, we'll listen to that.

Captain Finnell, Sonny brought it up, talking about...

Alfred Thayer Mahan, why is a young naval officer, when you either go to the Naval War College or, more likely, you take the correspondence courses, why is it the first war you learn about, it's not the Revolutionary War, but they take you back to the Peloponnesian War?

Why is the Peloponnesian War against Athens and Sparta such an important tool for learning about geopolitics, sir?

Because it was the first great naval conflict in our kind of recorded history that talked about how one nation can defeat another nation through naval power.

And so the study of that and understanding of that and how that influenced the development of the Greek city-states and how they were able to, a smaller force defeat a larger force, if you will, through power projection is something that Mahan

studied and then wrote about and took that history to us.