Donald J. Trump

President Trump's going to solve that, and we need to.

So I'm grateful for the hammering home of the shipbuilding and the investment in shipyards.

And again, we're the away team.

Quantity has a quality all of its own.

And the president, when you meet the president, and even Bill Maher said, hey, when you're in the White House with him, he's not the guy you see elsewhere.

He grew up in construction.

I'll tell you, when I walked into the Oval Office, he would get up from his desk and walk right over and shake your hand.

I mean, he is a man's man.

He's a man of the people.

He's down and dirty in the, you know,

in the trenches with all American people, not these politicians that do nothing.

So the president, I mean, he's got a grasp on this.

I have to say, in the year 2000, I was hosted on board a Chinese ship, and the toast was, to the greatest Navy in the world,

from the fastest growing navy in the world i tell you china is our adversary and i hope that we never see uh american ships underwater due to the chinese fleet so we need to build those uh ships we need to invest in those shipyards and we have to arm them completely 100 with ammo every ship every uh armory so the president's doing a great job and he's really focused

Yeah, we've got some tough decisions to make, though.

Tough decisions.

We've got some tough decisions to make because of the defense budget.

Over a trillion dollars, you're going to have to make some tough decisions.

Look, I'm all for – I think it's the strategic logic of whether it's hemispheric defense and or, as I say, you've got to be more confrontational with the Chinese Communist Party.

And I realize the new defense we're going to talk about this week, I think the new defense strategy –