Donald J. Trump

So it's been an extraordinary day so far.

President there normally beforehand when you see the president, he's always runs a few minutes late on this.

He's he's he's more than likely talking to enlisted men and some of the crew.

He always does a meet and greet beforehand where he will meet people from the local community.

It's pretty extraordinary because given the fact you got to think about a speech and you're about to address not just 10,000 people live, but the entire world.

and both our allies and our enemies will be watching this speech.

The president always takes time to spend X amount of time beforehand to do a meet and greet, meet local people, et cetera.

I'm sure right now he is talking to some of the sailors of the Truman.

Captain Fennell, give me your assessment so far.

We're getting ready for the address by the commander-in-chief to the assembled –

enlisted men and crew of the ships at the Naval Station.

How do you think it's gone so far?

Well, I think it's fantastic, Steve.

And on this issue of spirit and pride in our nation and our Navy today, I have a little study here.

It's in 1964, the public opinion of the military was 75%.

Captain, hang on one second.

We got the First Lady.

Okay, we got the First Lady right there.

Let's hear the applause.

Let's pick up the sound.