Donald J. Trump

And I think, yeah, I think people paid attention.

They got it.

They are smart men and women.

And they know how to proceed from here.

So I think it was a solid message, well-delivered.

And it left no doubt into what his strategic intent is for the behavior of all battle group staffs as we go forward.

Perfect.

Hang over a second.

We're about to have the Commander-in-Chief and the First Lady.

Navy band will strike up the Commander-in-Chief's song, and then we'll go.

President Trump's going to give remarks.

If I know President Trump, I believe he may go off the glass, what we say, away from prepared remarks.

Things are going to be very enthusiastic.

He's wanted this day to come for a long time.

Sonny, you're so right about Teddy Roosevelt, Captain Fennell, President Trump, and his enthusiasm.

I think the very first Steve Gruber said it best today, that Steve Gruber felt like a 12-year-old.

He was so excited to see this kind of operation, to see the pride of the sailors, to see the pride of the fleet, to see not just the weapons but the precision that the Navy training has where officers and enlisted have just been absolutely incredible.

And I'm sure the president has that enthusiasm with him.

This is something he's wanted to do.

for a long time and actually is doing it very close to where Teddy Roosevelt reviewed the Great White Fleet, which was really America sending a signal to the world, we are a global power and we intend to comport ourselves as a global power and we're going to put the resources necessary to become a global power.